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Home My WebLink About1989-02-09 - Newport Harbor Ensign. ~ • ABUSHEO 1948*41ST YEAR*NUMBER 27•(714) 831 -8120* •NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME BASED NEWSPAPER•THURSOAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1989 -0 ..-4 . . (!) [J z in 1-4 ...... E O' O' ..J [4 1-4 n <I lJ.. ..-4 u :lears officer in Bryant shoot.ing ~ 0 ..-4 u " 1-4 x .z:. I: 0 z w <J: /J, • <I: w ~t-00:: 0 <J: :::i u 0 a.. 00 .works in seaworthy studio . Self-defense . to be · argued in NB killing An attorney for the Hollywood transient who pleaded not guilty -last Friday to the stabbing death of a • Newport Beach opbtJWmologist said his client .. appean to be telling the truth" when be sa~ he acted in self- def ense. · · Allen J. Undsey, 23, is being held wittiout bail in Oranae County,Jail for the nlurder of Dr. Boontird Cbulapatr- cbeevin, whose body was discovered at bis oceanfront home by his brother on Jan. 19. · Public Defeodcr Anthony Kies, who i1 a11i1ned to repreHnt Lindsey, dediMd to elabor• on the self-clefeme claim bUt laid his client will haw bis If '•fllll .. • d 'r BY MELINDA KELLER A Newport Beach Police officer bas been cleared of criminal charges in the Labor Day weekend shooting of a Liberian immigrant, but the victim •s attorney says he will press on for a civil judgement agaimt the city. The Orange County District Attor- ney's Office concluded last week that Officer Derck Duncan did not act in a criminal manner when he seriously wounded 26-year-old Sundaga Bryant in the early morning hours of S~pt. 4, said Newport Beach Police spokesper- son Bob Oakley. Bryant and his wife, Marlene, had just returned from a stroll along the beach near the Balboa Pier when Duncan mistook a black radio Bryant was holding for a gun and shot him. Duncan and two other officers were cul 11 • • 1111f 3 Charges may be refiled in molest case - Kennedy. • • ur , .... ,..., and "selling non-stop." At one of bis s}aows on Catalina, be met famed naval historian and artist Arthur Beaumont and the two remained in contact for many years. Kennedy also met California Governor Ronald Reagan in 1965, when he presented the governor with a watercolor of the old Sacramento executive mansion. ' Upon graduation from New- port Harbor High School in 1969, Kennedy headed for Hawaii, Mexico and the East Coast, searching out new subject matter for his paintings. "I was enraptured at an early age with Hawaii and different cultures," he said. "There is so much out there, Why sbouldn l I be able to bring back some of the beauty I sec?" But locally, Kennedy is known for his paintings of area landmarks, such u the Lido Tbe~r, the old Balboa Fun Zdiie,-tbc China House, Balboa Pavilion, the Cannery, Chuck Dent Surfb0ard1, the Golden Bear and the Sakioka bcanfields with. the Center Tower looming in the background. He is also responsible for putting the Crab Cooker on the map. While 0 playing hooky .. from high school one day, he discovered the place and decided it was interesting enought to paint. Kennedy is used to drawing attention while he's painting. He became a true traffic-stopper when he set up shop to paint the Lido Theater on the median strip in the street. Even though Kennedy has many interesting stories to tell, one of the most memorable times of his life was the years be spent in Europe with his wife, Karen. They went to Denmark in 1973, originally to spend six months after finding a sea- worthy craft• to bring back as a floating studio. But they wound up spending 10 years ~ere, while rebuilding an old 38-f oot Danish workboat, Svanen, which means swan. They learned to speak fluent Danish, be learned shipbuilding and they earned a living through bis painting Euro- pean scenes. Kennedy held many shows and is still exhibited throughout Europe today. One of the paintings Kennedy said he is proudest of to date is his rendition of the K wakelbrug footbridge in Edam. The Kennedys returned to Newpor-t Bench in 1982 and opened up a gallery and Svanen was shipped back on a freighter. Kennedy plans to take his fam- ily, which includes four-year-old Katheryn Allysa, on more trips. In the meantime, Kennedy is busy with many commissions presented to him. He painted the past three times for t~ Amer- ica's Cup Race, is the official artist for the Newport Offshore Sailing Association Enscnada Race, bas painted for the Char- acter Boat Parade and will be doing artistic duties for the 1989 Parade of Lights. ... ,-...--...-.......... f l JAB e A 7 7 -' .. --.. a • .......... ----- OOl.oN DCF iAE8 M1• RING SIZING COUPON MOST SIZED WHILE YOO WAITI (714) 650-3111 IDT 14K GClD l'- Ot 00. · 1 SIZE CJI. Y CHILD CARE AT ITS FINEST UNIVERSITY MONTESSORI ON THE UCI CAMPUS COME AND COMPARE CHOSEN by the UniverliiY of California tor the EXCELLENCE of Its prqgram AWARDED tot Ila an:hitect&nl design by the oc ~.. Chtlll•r. American Institute ot Architecture·· .. ora10T111co11um1YPERFDlllONOFUCI Al•• 3 monllS-Kindlrgmten , • ... - Lindsey. 11 M lfN .. 1 day in court. • • -"It appears to me that he is 'telling the truth when be says he acted in-self-defense. It's all going to come out in the pre- liminary bearing," Kies said. Lindsey allegedly made a statement to Newport Beach Police detectives admitting be killed the 45-year-old Thailand native, but claims be acted in self-defense. A preliminary hear- ing in Orange County Harbor Municipal Court is set for Feb. _21. Lindsey was arrested less than a week after Chulapatr$=beevin 's death when Los Angeles Police dj.scovered him in Hollywood allegedly drivina the eye doctor•s white 1988 Mercedes Benz. Cbulapatrcheevin 's neighbors told police that they heard a call for help around 10 p.m. on the night of Jan. J 8, but checked outside and saw no signs of trouble. About 10 minutes later, the same witnesses said they beard his car scrape the side of the garage and drive off, police reported. Funeral services were held last Wednesday for Cbulapatrchec- vin, who apparently was a pop- ular philanthropist in his native land. A longtime patient andfrie , Betty Clark, said Chulapat- rchccvin traveled quite often to Thailand to see his fianccc. He wu planning to be married this summer, she said. -•Y MELINDA KELLER When Ifs Dunn-Well .. Ifs Done Righf' . DUNN-WELL Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning, Inc. Finest Quality-Reasonable Costa Carpet Repairs-Flood Damage Restoration Since 1965 , 548-9373 Costa Mesa Bryant •.. rt :\ 117 , ...... ra~ndin1 to reports that a Hispanic man with a aawed--0ff shotpn had been seen on the beach. A young Aajan boy with a paint pellet gun was detained minutes later in the same vicin- ity. •Attorney and El Toro City Councilmember Christian \. Keena, who is r~presenting Bryant, has filed a civil liability suit against the City of Newport Beach. Newport Beach City Attorney Robert Burnham sajd the City Council has turned the case over to the Los Angeles law firm of Bodkin, McCarthy, Sargent and Smith. . Keena maintains that his efforts to quickly bring the case to trial have been hampered by Dep. District Attorney Wallace Wade, who bas forced Keena to subpoena the investigatio.n results. .. I have the highest respect for (Wade). He ia a straight, qualified DA, but I was told I would receive the reports upon the conclusion of the investjga- tion. Now I have to subpoena them, which slows everything down," be said. Wade maintains that Keena was told the reports would be available only if he followed legal procedures. Keena is concerned with gar- nering a speedy court date for this case because the Bryant family has .. suffered a financial disaster," and wishes to put the incident behind them. Doctor. • • , ......... ,....1 underwent a pelvic examination. was criminal. W illiams faced 14 felony counts of child molestation and one felony count of unJawf uJ penetration. However, the 64-year-old doc- -tor may have-to face-tho charges for a second time if a set of videotapes arc allowed to be introduced as new evidence. William maintains that he keep videotape of his surgerie and office vi it becau e he carries no malpractice insu- rance. Defen e Attorney Bryon McMillan aid he "wouldn't be surpri ed .. if the charge are refiled. "They u ed bad judgement the first time in filing the case and I expect they have bad enough judgement to file again. It's too bad they dido 't do their home- work. They were in such a hurry to file a felony charge and ruin the reputation of my client," McMiJlan said. A bearing to determine the status of the videotapes bas not yet been scheduled. In response to Wade's report_ the Newport Beach Police Department has issued a state- ment, apologizing for the inci- dent. "Now that the District Attor- ney's investigation has been completed, this department would like to express its con- cerns and regrets for the unfor- tunate incident in which Mr. Bryant was shot," Oakley said. "We wish to sincerely express our hope for a complete recovery by Mr. Bryant from bis tragic injuries. All of us, including ' Officer Duncan, f ecl badly this incident occurred and wish Mr. Bryant and bis family well ... Keena said the apology. while noted, bas not erased the pain and anguish of Bryant's injuries and bis family's "nightmare." "This situation bas changed his life and an apology docs not make him whole or clear up the disastrous financial difficulty they have bad," Kee~a said. RESIDENTIAL REALTY BUYING or SELLING Once an avid soccer player, Bryant DOW bas diff icuJty per- forming simple tasks, such as bokliog a cup in bis left hand. A bullet from the shotgun blast tore into his lcf t side, traveled through bis stomach and colon, and out bis right sjde. Keena said that Bryant is due for more surgery as the bones in bis left arm have grown together, causing the near loss of bis fine motor skills. Bryant must also undergo several skin graft operations. "" Since the shooting~ Bryant, his wife and their four children ~ve been living on donations and Keena said the medical bills reach almost $200,000. 06Right now they arc surviving on donations and Marlene is babysjtting otbeo "children to help bring in some money. It has been a rough time for them, and unfortunately it won't be over soon enough," Keena said. * Free Written Market Evaiuat1on * Home Tours By Appointments * Highest Integrity * Multiple Listing Member * Courteous Service • Extra Advertising *Twenty Years in Newport Beach •Computer Printouts Loretta Curci 644-1367 t • 1 ) .. NEWPORT CENTER 720-9266 LARGEST SELECTION OF BETA ANO VHS VIDEO T APEi IN NEWP<>f'T BEACH .._.. ....._.,,...._ n....,... '"' 11....,.. • .... 111m " • .... n_,,. .... , ...................... c:.eMs .............. ,.._ WE RENT NINTENDO GAMES -~-----, \ \ COUPON wmtTHIS COUPON \ •Bii PIRCUICE DllCOUlfl' OIUU. 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We believe that was the proper finding by the district attorney, and hope that Bryant, his family, and his attorney can accept that decision, as well. · The matter of civil liability still looms large in the case, however. City officials have maintained that while they have great sympathy for Bryant and his family, the matter of what, if any, compensation is to ·be paid to him is for a judge and/ or jury to decide. Bryant was maimed for life. His immediate medical expenses were enormous; his ongoing medical expenses 13e sLill Jdm, Vle're~~ i~ ... are substantial, He has yet to xeturn to work and doctors do not know when, or even if, he will be able to do so. Clearly, this man has suffered great harm. Just as clearly, that harm was not of his doing -he was not Sue's views shoo the blues . ". armed; he committed no cnme. Everyone should have some On the other band, Ofer. Duncan was acting according surgery · now· and then just to to his training, in the .. not unreasonable belief tbat his provide the time and the mood life was in danger. He was investigating reports of a to catch up on the many little chores we all put aside to do man with a gun (a youth with a replica gun was detained another time. In the past few of joy and jubilation, the psy- chological trauma in work, in trying to maintain a home and keep a family together. And she bas all the misgivings of any columnist: Who the bell is reading this stuff and why don't they tell me? It is true that · in the area a few minutes after the shooting). Bryant weeks. four photo albums have wu on the beach at an unutual time of day with a been filled with accumulated large object slung under his arm. Apparently. when he family pictures, and two· years was told to "freeze" he did not do so. of &sip columns have been Time of my Life I neatly trimmed, clipped and We believe that the primary concern of all involved mounted into scrapbooks that at this point should be the welfare of Mr. Bryant. We ultimately will clutter up some do not think that goal will be served by his attorney grandchild•s garage. And in the Herc is a woman who continuing a crusade against the Newport Beach police process I have sbared the life of shudders at the thought of ~ D ' · h bee ·n ad · ed · Sue Kauth, reading her column having to make a gingerbread -vier. uncan s action may ave n 1 -vis , 1n . h h f 1 1 . d · · h 1 h d h hind ;..... b · ali · N · h ill h 10 t oug t u eisure, an it is ouse to p case er aug ter at S~at, ut 1t was ~ot. m. ~lOUS. e1.t er w t at therapy of the highest order. Christmas, and et _hl_S time 10- ___ ____.~o . byjhe ~1ns1st10 on t.t1q.thc mat~ I diffcrtn ay lo re counsel a high school student of compensation to tnal -that would be a lengthy Sue-two years at a time-and named Joey and lead him from and painful proceu for Bryant and his family. I must admit it came about a gang or possible suicide and We urge the representatives of the city and Bryant purely by accident. Bc:causc of on to a proud graduation. to make a good faith effort to arrive at a fair settlement the n~t~re of my surg~n.es, I was From her columns, you glean • . prohibited from dnvmg and that Sue is a counselor for a high OD the 111ue of c~mpe~a~o~, so that the book can f m~y from any strenuous physical school in Irvine, and she and her. bie closed on this tragic incident and tho Bryant family activity, so while I was not daughter live in Newport Beach. can begin to heal the severe emotional wounds that bedridden, there has been a limit She fights the freaks on the accompanied the physical damage. to movement. Just to keep from freeway to and from her job, and going batty, I was forced to in-she tries to be career woman, ...... __ .... ...._ __________________________________ _ Baker Communications AWARD WINNING ME•EA ca.-.... ,_ I EM ?RKll'9 39 State & Nltlonat Awaros S&nc:e 1978 '"ypnp lllOfAMJID.0. CirculMion 25.000 901 DoYet Drive Newport 8Mch. CA 92660 (71•) 931-8120 PIMM Mnd matt to: P.O. Box 9399 Hew~ !Met\, CA 92e58-9399 . The Newport Ensign •• published weekly on Thurldaya. • den projects like filing away my mother and wife, all at the same columns. time, and her penonal atrugle Two years of accumulated in this balancing act is often the Ensigns filled two large file subject of her column. There are drawers. Fint step was taking times when you share her anger, out the pages containing my her frustration, and tliere are column, then cutting out the times when you laugh u she tees column and mounting it. In the humor in a very human almost every cue, the page with confrontation. Almost always, my column had Sue Kauth '• she spins a neattwist at column's writing on the reverse side, ancf end, but without the kicker, you while I read her stuff from week know you have read one of the to week , it's often a fast brush most honest bits of writing in and not always thoroughly. Oranae County today. That's before now. Hereafter, Reading Sue Kauth is a lot Sue gets read before my own like eating com chips; you hate words. to put it down. Her emotions arc The accumulated K.auth the kind we know, and she hu columns are a sheer delight, and a way of putting them in words should be published in book that are real and stiJl lcavc room form -not all of them, but most for the reader to fiJI in gaps. You of them. They are not commen-can imagine that a lot aoes on t&!Y on P'owth or n~owth, on abe ian l willing to ab arc, at leut tbe Md state of politics and not now. In one column atte ecoaom.icl. Only obliquely will cuu.Uy toaes a .line about the 1be touch oa wbal ii tM 1tock 20 typewritten pqa 1be .._ for IDOlt pndita. ·-···· •be ii fi•i•lled on a aovel the ii wnU.... ~Md witla die ~ •• coa-Wbat a tew. Tell 111 more. How ............... ,.., ...,..... ii it comiat ........ it about ... ·-~ .... -•tt ....... Will k .. .....,, " • BY JIM FELTON to a writer being read is more important than being IQved , although we can all stand a little more of the latter, too. Jn one column yo\KC.S howSue ams for comments about her column, and is finally exultant when her husband tapes a column on the refrigerator door with com~nts of high praise. Most writers learn that only the uglies write fan mail. The late Dick Spooner once commented that he was sorry he only beard from the disgruntled~ 0 How come the gruntled don't write, too?" he ukcd . Well, Sue, hert is one gruntled who thinks you Te great, and I hope you continue to tell us about your daughter, whether she becomes a cheerleader or not. If you want to cry at your work, why go ahead and cry, and if this is a day for hugging, have at it with enthusiasm and gusto . Last summer, the Orange County Fair saluted newspaper and mapzinc writers at their annual awards dinner, and Joe and Judy Rosener joined our table. After slicing up a lot of people and tbinp, Judy and I began talkina about our writing. and I expected her to aay some· thing aood about my column. But pea what ahe aaid? .. I sure like that Sue Kautb. I really relate to bcr." But did 1be aeftd you a fan ietter? Naw. TllOle, who like you rarely do. I.a ii IM~ of my reco~ ia la ...... or the pleMUN lw W nedi• your .. "· l'I .. ···-ia llO ....... -- Fiii Alf I. 1• THE NEWPORT ENllGN-Wt~ The tragedy of ·America's modern 'holocausf;4 Jn the '30s and early '40s Nazi Germany murdered 6 million people. It was known as t_he Holocaust. At the time Germany was considered an advanced cultural and industrial society. How could it happen? I Germans have claimed they didn't know it was happening or that there was nothing they could do about it. systems); a fleet of 132 aircraft, costing S60 billion, whose pur- pose is to attack after a massive exchange of nuclear missiles (the "Nuclear warheads arc not wea- pons. They have no military use whatsoever except to deter one's opponent from using nuclear My Turn 'IY flM WOOD eventually destroy us. It wilJ benefit us all to view a comprehensive series on world issues entitled 0 War and Peace in the Nuclear Age," currently underwa y on PBS, Monday evenings at 8 p.m. Everyone of us must do whateve r possi ble to end America ·s "holocaust." It is a condition that cannot be blamed on any one person or political party. Many say that is part of our history. It is a condition that will not be easy to change, but the opportunity for change has never been greater. For ultimately, we all know that true security lies not in weaponry, but in the so und, God-given mind of mankind . Jim Wood is the manager of Merrill Lynch Realty ·n New- port &ach. America is now experiencing a similar situation: a "holocaust" of her own. She is burning up her energies, emotions and resources in an o bsession that could eventually destroy her. Decades from now Americans will claim they did not know what was happening or that they Stealth bomber), and commit- ting to a $100-billion defense initiative that top sc ientists refuse to work on because its effectivcn;ss is inconceivable (Star Wars). Sound defense resulting in a secure nation is not the issue. Everyone wants that; yet few claim America's defenses arc Jean and mean. Despite huge budgets, or possibly because of huge budgets, our def cnsc sys- tems ar~ racked with d uplica- tion, corruption and confusion. Many feel absolute national security is impossible to attain, yel we continue to pursue it. weapons." We had a stockpile of warheads then, a,0d we have , continued to stockpile nuclear · ' warheads. So much so that a current national priority is to rebuild our aging nuclear wea- pons plants. That is obscene . It ,. ~ ~cAit'us'Now ,~. LOWEST R A TES-LOWEST FEES Jumbo L oans Our Specialty 7.50% P!~ts EASY Q ALIFIER ~LTV LOCK A1 APPLICA TJON AVAJLA•LE could do nothing about it. That will not be true. Our .. holocust" was given one of its countless overviews before millions of Americans on the NBC Nightly News of Jan. 11. An in-depth segment on care of impoverished Americans showed seniors lonely, malnour- ished and near death in f rcezing squalor. The excuse for such conditions was lack of congres- sional funding. A following news item de- scribed fear among clcctTonics firms that the Japanese will completely dominate coming high definition TV markets. The rationale fo r lagging US invol- vement was inadequate funding or re earch and development. A final Nightly News item struck at the heart of the Amer- ican "holocaust... It wa the President 's reque t for a $4.7- biUion-dollar increa e to our S300 billion annual dcfen e budget. Ametif3' ''holocau t'' is our obse ion with military weaponry as a means of attain- ing national ccurity. Decade from now this ob cs- ion will look tragically ab urd; More importantly, America must realize that military weap- onry and national security arc not synonymous. A nation is not secure when burdened by mas- sive debt, a drug problem, fal - tering educational sy terns and a questionable economic future. Wit h this in mind the obsessive search for 'new-fangled, gold - plated killing machines ha made America le secure. Presidents from George Washington ("avoid entangling alliances") to Dwight Fi en- hower ("guard against unwar- ranted influence by the military tndustrial complex") have warned of thi American .. holo- caust.·· Twenty year ago, our Secretary of Defen c aid. is part of an obscene obsession that leads nowhere; it has no direction and no recognizable purpose. There is not an Amer- ican alive who can justify the need for 50,000 nuclear war- heads. Can you? Germany's holocaust was national pride run amok. His- tory will place America's obses- sion with military weaponry in the same category. America is saluting the flag of militarism while sink ing deeper and dee~r into moral and economic chaos. Decades from now when asked, "Why did you Jct it happen? .. you will reply, 0 There was nothing I could do." .But, there are things we can alJ do. We can alter our mindset by recognjzing that "military" and "security" don't necessarily go together; we can consider it patriotic to speak out against newfangled fat in our national defenses, and we can support our pre idcnt when he calls for a "kinder and genllcr America.•• For if America's .. holocaust .. continues, it will be our ob c ions, not our enemies, that ·will our compliance will ap~ar at ~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wor t criminal, at be t comical. 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The matter of civil liability still looms large in. the case, however. City officials have maintained that while they have great sympathy for Bryant and his family, the matter of what, if any, compensation is . to be paid to him is for a judge and/ or jury to decide. Bryant was maimed for life. His immediate medical expenses were enormous; his ongoing medical expenses are substantial. He has yet to return to work and doctors do not know when, or even if, he will be able to do so. Clearly, this man has suffered great harm. Just as clearly, that harm was not of his doing -he was not armed; he committed no crime. On the other hand, Of er. Duncan was acting according to his training, in the not unreasonable belief that his life was in danger. He was investigatipg reports of a man with a gun (a youth with a replica gun was detained in the area a few minutes after the shooting). Bryant was OD the beach at an unusual time of day with a large object slung under his arm. Apparently, when he was told to "freeze" he did not do so. We believe that the primary concern of all involved at this point should be the welfare of Mr. Bryant. We do not think that goal will be served by his attorney continuin a crusade againsLthc Newport Beach police er. Duncan's action may have been ill-advised, in hindsight, but it was not malicious. Neither will that goal be served by the city insisting on ta.king the matter of compensation to trial -that would be a lengthy and painful process for Bryant and his family. We urge the representatives of the city and Bryant to make a good faith effort to arrive at a fair settlement OD the issue of compensation, so that the book can finally be closed on this tragic incident and the Bryant family can begin to heal the severe emotional wounds that accompanied the physical damage. . _ .... ________________________________________ _ Baker Communications AWARO WINNING MHISEA .._ •• .a Nlllll•-- 39 s. I Nan AwatOS Sincie 1878 ·~ypap MatAMDfoa CircullltiOn 25.000 901 DoYet' DriWJ Newpof1 a.ch, CA 92660 en•> e:u .a 120 Pteue Mnd mail to: P.O. Box 9399 NeWport e.ctt. CA 12&58-9399 The Newport Enlign i• ~ished weekty on Thur9daya. Sue's _ views shoo the blues , of joy and jubilation, the psy- chological trauma in work. in trying to maintain a home and keep a family together. And she bas all the misgivings of any columnist: Who the bell is reading this stuff and why don't they tell me? It is true that Time of my Life I BY JIM FELTON Everyone should have some surgery now· and then just to provide the time and the mood to catch up on the many little chores we all put aside to do another time. In the past few weeks, four photo albums have been fiUed with accumulated family pictures, and two years of EIUign columns have been neatly trimmed, clipped and mounted into scrapbooks that ultimately will clutter up some grandchild's garage. And in the Herc is a woman who to a writer being read is more rocess I have 5'iared the life of sh,udders at the thought of impo.rtant than being lo~ed , Sue au , reading her cOlumn Hving mllecr gingerbread ~-although we can all starul a bttlc in thoughtful leisure, and it is house to please her daughter at more of the latter, too. In one therapy of the highest order. Christmas, and yet has time to column you read how Sue yearns It's a different way to read counsel a high school student for comments about her column, Sue-two ycan at a time-and named Joey and lead him from and is finally exultant when her l must admit it came about a gang or possible suicide and husband tapes a column on the purely by accident. Because of on to a proud graduation. refrigerator door with comments the nature of my surgeries, I was From her columns, you glean of high praise. Most writers prohibited from dtiving and that Sue is a counselor for a high learn that only the uglies write from any strenuous physical school in Irvine. and she and her fan mail. The late Dick Spooner activity, so while I was not daughter live in Newport Beach. once commented that he was bedridden, there has been a limit She fights the freaks on the sorry he only beard from the to movement. Just to keep from freeway to and from her job, and disgruntled. "How come the going batty. I was forced to in-she tries to be career woman, gruntled don' write, too?" he den projects like filing away my mother and wife, all at the same asked . columns. time, ap.d her pcnonal struggle Well, Sue. here is one gruntlcd Two years of accumulated in this balancing act is often the who thinb you're great, and l Ensigns filled two large file subject of her column. There arc hope. you continue to tell us drawers. First step was taking times when you share her anger, about your daughter, whether out the pages containing my her frustration, and there arc abe becomes a cheerleader or column. then cutting out the times when you laugh as she sees not. If you want to cry at your column and mounting it. In the humor in a very human work, why go ahead and cry. and almost every cue, the page with confrontation. Almost aJwaya, if this is a day for bugging, have my column had Sue Kauth '1 she apina a neat twist at column~ at it with enthusiasm and gusto. writin.g on the rcvcne side, and end. but without the kicker, you Last summer, the Orange while I read her stuff from week know you have read one of the County Fair saluted newapapcr to week, it's often a fast brush most honest bits of writing · in and mapzine writen at their and not always thorouahly. Orange County today. annual awarda dinner, and Joe That's before now. Hereafter, Reading Sue Kauth is a lot and Judy Rosener joined our Sue gets read before my own like eating com chips; you hate table. After alicina up a lot of words. to put it down. Her emotions arc people and tbinp, Judy and I The accumulated Kauth the kind we knowt and she hu .began talkig about our writing, columi:ts are a sheer delightt and a way of putting them in words and I expected her to say some- should be published in book that are real and still leave room thin& aood about my column. form -not all of them. but most for the reader to fiU in gaps. You But aucu what tbe said? .. , sure of them. They are not commcn-can ima,inc that a lot aocs on like that Sue l.autb. I really tary on arowth or no-arowtb, on she isn' willing to share, at lcut relate to lier." tbe sad state of politics aAd not now. In one .column she But did 1a.c tead you a fan ecoaomica. ODly Obliquely will casually toaaea "a-line a~ the k:tter1Naw.1'llOle wbo like you sbc touch-Oii ~bat ii t19c 1toc_k 20. typewritten pqes ihe haa rarely do. lilt iflM lpllCI of my for _,. ~ltl. 1 ... 1d, ahe 11 fia11Md on a aovel ltie ia writiJta.. reeow1y ii ia a ••••re of the ~ wit1a t1ii' en con-~~a~-Tell us more. How . p1e...,. lw W n1die1 your die ....... ...,.., •• ..,.... • It oowaa ......... it .,., C0"5°M I'll ....... .., ia DO •• ••• ....... ...... iid .... will ii • ....,, .... • ,,. The tragedy of America's modern 'holocaus ,~ In the '30s and early •40s Nazi Germany murdered 6 million people. It was known as the Holocaust. At the time Germany was considered an advanced cultural and industrial society. How could it happen? I Germans have claimed they didn't know it was happening or that there was nothing they could do about it. America is now experiencing a similar situation: a 0 holocaust" of her own. She is burning up her energies, emotions and resources in an obsession that could eventually destroy her. Decades from now Americans will claim they did not know what was happening or that they could do nothing about it. That will not be true. Our 0 holocust •• was given one of its countless overviews before millions of Americans on the NBC Nightly News of Jan. 11. An in-depth segment on care of impoverished Americans showed seniors lonely, malnour- ished and near death in freezing squalor. The excuse for such conditions was lack of congres- sional funding. A following news item de- scribed fear among electronics firms that the Japanese will completely dominate coming trigh definition TV markets. The rationale for lagging US invol- vement was inadequate f und\ng or research and development. A final Nightly News item struck at the heart of the Amer- ican "holocaust.·· It was the President's request for a $4. 7- billion-dollar increase to our $300 b.illion annual defense budget. Amctifa's .. holocaust" is our obse sion with military weaponry as a mean of attain- ing national ecurity. Decades from now this ob es- ion will look tragically ab urd: our compliance will appear at wor t criminal. at be t comical. Eit&mples: continued -develop- ment of an aircraft. costing S280 million each. that consistently crashes (the B-1 bomber); bil- lions of dollars spent protecting allies that now outstrip o ur economy (Japan. South Korea. Taiwan and West Germany); high technology weapons that poorly educated troops can't operate (multiple launch rocket systems); a fleet of 132 aircraft, costing $60 billion, whose pur- p·ose is to attack after a massive exchange of nuclear missiles (the "Nuclear warheads are not wea- pons. They have no military use whatsoever except to deter one's opponent from using nuclear My Turn Stealth 'bomber), and commit- ting to a $ IOO-billion defense initiative that top scientists ref use to work on because its effectiveness is inconceivable (Star Wars). Sound defense resulting in a secure nation is not the issue. Everyone wants that; yet few claim America's defenses arc lean and mean. Despite huge budgets, or possibly because of huge budgets, our defense sys- tems are racked with duplica- tion, corruption and confusion. Many feel absolute national security is impossible to attain, yet we continue to pursue it. More importantly, America must realize that military weap- onry and national security arc not synonymous. A nation is not secure when burdened by mas- sive debt, a drug problem. fal- tering educational sy terns and a questionable economic future. With this in mind the obse sive search for new-fangled, gold- plated killing machines has made America less ecure. President from George Washington ('•avoid entangling alliances") to Dwight Ei en- hower r·guard against unwar- ranted influence by the military indus trial complex") have warned of this American .. holo- caust. .. Twenty year ago, our Secretary of Defense s aid. IY Jll WOOD weapons ... We had a stockpile of warheads then, and we have i continued to stockpile nuclear · warheads. So much so that a current national priority is to rebuild our aging nuclear wea- pons plants. That is obscene. It is part of an obscene obsession that leads nowhere; it has no direction and no recognizable purpose. There is not an Amer- ican alive who can justify the need for 50,000 nuclear war- heads. Can you? · Germany's holocaust was national pride run amok. His- tory will place America's obses- sion with miJttary weaponry in the same category. America is saluting the flag of militarism while sinking deepel' and deeper into moral and economic chaos. Decades from now when asked , "Why did you let it happcnr• you will reply, "There was nothing I could do.•• But. there are things we can all do. We can alter our mindset by recognizing that .. military" and "security " don't ncces arily go togct·her; we can consider it patriotic to speak out against newfangled fat in our national defenses. and we can support our president when he calls for a "'kinder and gcm.ler America.·· For if America's "holocausr .. continues, it WilJ be OUT Obses- sions, not our enemies, that will The Perfect Touch Health Center Exclusively-~~Wf1t11t1Ht---~-~ 675-8755 Exceptional Massage & Stress Management · •Effective Relief of Bock.Neck & Shoulder Tension • SwediJh, Deep Tissue & Acupre.uure • Therapeutic Intervention of Chronic Pain • Stress Analysis _ Allow y~urself to let go and relax into a nurturing atmoJphere next to a glowingfireplace overlooking the calm waters. 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Many say that is port Beach. 10.25% Fixed ..... APR ABEL CAPITAL C ORPORATION EASY Q ALIFl£R .. LTV LOCK AT APPLICATION AVAILABLE Many other residential, commercial, apartment, and construction prOJnll'.N available. .. .. ,_I FEIDlllY I. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN s • . Hcirbor stuns"Eagles, faces .Saddleback BY GEORGE PAPPAS win (48-46 in overtime). That It carried ov..r into the Estancia Chris Lee's 18 points and It was only a matter of time. win really revived us." he added. game," he continued. Scott Gray's IS counters ,._ After struggling through their "Our team can thank (Paul) "We've been gettini.real good powered the Sailors offensive first six-Sea View League gam5 -46-rr-is---· (Cd~ lrasketbaU coach). crowds for our games. 1hat kind effort. Lee is probably the most without a win. Newport Harbor He kept saying in the paper that~ of crowd support bas hel~d us. overlooked player in the Sea High's basketball team put it aJl it would be a war between our We're a much more confident View League player this season. together knocking off league teams. That got us pumped up. team right now." "We were trying to get the last rivals, Estancia and Corona del shot to Chris (Lee) but they took Mar High,this past week. us out of that. His pass to Paig It's better late than never for was unbelievable. I don't know the Sailors (2-6), who still have how he saw that," he added. an outside chance of reaching The key factor in Harbor's the C IF playoffs, but they have defeat of Estancia was their the difficult task of facing Sad-aggressive defensive play. They dleback tonight at 7:30 p.m. in • effectively took the Eagles out an away game. of their fast break offense forc- Recent l y, Saddle back ing a slower, half court defensive clinched their second straight battle which fit the Sailors' style league championship. The of play. Roadrunners have a formidable Harbor's center Ian Long (6- offensive line up led by 6-foot-5) effectively bottled up the 7 center Malru Dottin (17.S Eagles' .·center Tim Kjar who points a game). guards Craig only scored 2 points in three Marshall and Tony Agnew. Jn quarters (Kjar finished with 6 their first meeting earlier this points). H owcver. Estancia •s season, Saddleback routed Har-Mike Curtis scorched the nets bor. with 27 points including 3 3- The Sailors will have their pointers and the Eagles' other hands full trying to contend with guard threat Augustin Heredia the Roadrunners' explosive had 11 counters. But the Eagles speed and height (rebounding) only ~ivcd a total of 5 points advantage. from their other two starters. Friday night's game with Mike Haas and Andy Scholes. Estancia went down to the wire "'We played man defense on before it was resolved. With 4 Curtis and Kjar and zone on seconds left Harbor~s Chris Lee everybody else," DcBusk said . drove into the lane and fired a "It worked except that we still pass t6 Paig Parish, who scored got burned by their outside on a lay up 'o clinch tht 52-5 I shooting." win for the Sailors. At halftime, Harbor led 31-23. Such games have been typical Estancia started slowly in the of Harbor's season except this game as they appeared sluggish, time the Sailors came away with turning over the ball and rushing the victory. their shots. It wasn't until the ters. Early in the final quarter, Curtis sank two free throws to cut Harbor's lead to one, 37-36. But Harbor ref used loosen its grip on the le~ going up 44-38 with 4: l S left in the game on baskets from Eddie Martinez and Gray. But the Eagles pulled to 48- 46 with I: 16 left in the game. Harbor turned over the ball giving the Eagles a chance to tic the game or go ahead. Estancia's Curtis was fouled but a shoving match between Nguyen and Estancia's Andy Scholes took place under the basket. As a result, both Nguyen and Scholes were ejected from the game and both teams were awarded free throw shots. Gray hit the free lhrows and Harbor led 50-49. But Curtis scored to give the Eagles their first lead since the first quarter, SI-SO, with 22 seconds left. Harbor called a time out and set up a plan to go to Lee for the final shot. But Lee found his way blocked and passed to Parish open under the basket. Harbor sank 40 percent (20- of-SO attempts) from the field, while Estancia also hit 40 per- cent of their shots ( 14-for-35) in the~game. The bulk of the Eagles scoring in the final quarter came from charity line as Curtis sank 6 of 7 attempts and Kjar made good on all of his four attempts in the fourth quarter. Harbor came on strong from "I'm just baffled by it," t~d qu~rter, that the Eagles '-~~~jrc[k:mar~dke~d:._:.H~a=r~b=o~r ~C=o:ac::h~J=e~rry::._-:-~llnl~~·!~!;.~;:-.J~'!!~~~~~~'!!~~~~~:!:~~~;-~~c\Vi~~W-~~~~~~~-&11mc~a11A---UL1~R-lhJ-W--Jei10-~~--~ -If It rlr'a "-Tiii llar 1•1--1 ..... iJ1M 11111llllln'_.1111 With 2:20 remaining in the after one quarter. "We're playing no different "*" llllll n. 111111 .... 1111111111 •Iii flllll. wlll ._. ._ _.. third quarter, Estancia rallied to With four minutes left in the than we did earlier this season 11111 .. i l!-ll wll II a..._ '-Im.... slash the Sailors' lead to 35-31. second quarter, Harbor took but we are winning. We were Pllll IY IAllY CITA But Harbor still held a slim 37-tt,leir biggest lead of the first half fired up after Corona del Mar 34 advantage after three quar-22-12 on Billy Nguyen's basket. CdM's playoff hopes on t.he line ton·ight BY PATRICK YOON AND CdM faces Tustin tonight at GEORGE PAPP AS · 7 p.m. in an away game. The Sea This wc:ek Corona del Mar Kinp beat Tustin earlier this High 's buketball attempts to seuon. return to the CIF playoffs for The Tillen' standouts include the ftnt time in two seuon.s. CkavJy Ly (13.1 points a game} Saddleback's te~ captured and Dylan Stieler ( lS.S average): their second consecutive ·sea' who are both deadly shooters View Leaaue title with an from J..point range. impressive 62-50 victory over the Tustin is a team on the move Sea Kinp this put week. recently knock.in& off Estancia But the other two playoff and Newport Harbor before spots in the league arc up for losin1 to Univenity (lut Friday arabs. The league playoff race night). is tight with all five teams having The aame beina held in Tus .. .a chance including the Sea Kings tin's gym and the Tillers• (4-4 in league action) and Estan-improved play could spell doom cia (4-4) who arc both tied for for the Sea Kinp. eecond place, Tustin and Univcr-Friday niaht'I pmc against aity who are close behind in third Saddlet.ck came down to offen- pl.cc at J..S and Harbor in fourth sivc fuepower. (2..6). Put simply, tbe RO-Srunncn .. Obviously, it's aoina to be a poeeeeled too many weapons on real battle for us this week,.. offeme for the Sea ~ to remarked Corona · del Mar handle. Coacb Paul Orris. J However ualikc the rant time .. It's really a five-team n.ce. ...._ two tea• .-t, tbe Sea But I~~ aurprieed wi~h the liaal iDade a....-oC it even competif:iOa wew faced ID our -... ,..,.. ..... Wore ~,-Orriladded. •trwecan tt.Ro.dl n .. ,.11ilmy . ........ .. ,. .. ia tbedmen' Orril ...... .... , .. ,..,..... ~-1 Harbor's girls blistered in rematch BY GEORGE PAPPAS Dave Barcia, Newport Har- bor's girls basketball coach, knew it was coming. Prior to his team taking the court to face their nemesis Estancia High in the Eagles' gym Thursday night, Barela admitted he had. reservations about the ~ailors' chances. (Harbor had defeated the Eagles. 40-37. ear- lier this season). • Well, Barcia wo~t fears were realized as the EagJcs used a balanced · off ensivc attack to bury the SaiJors, 54-39. With the loss, Newport Har- bor's record dropped to 3-S pQtting them out of CIF playoff contention. Barela marked the loss down to his team's lack of intensity. --1 had a bad f ccling coming into this game.,. Barcia remarked. .. They stopped us cold. I knew they would be ready for us. I believe it was a mental thing. We lacked the (UJ( fntcnsity WC had the first time· we played them," he continued. But Harbor's s hooting woes continued as they shot a chilly 25 percent (15-of-61 attempts) from the field in the game. Stacy Giem led the Harbor with 20 points ( 15 points in the second half). but she didn't receive a lot help with rro other Harbor player coring in double figures. from the field . .. Our offense was weak tQnight. We weren't hitting the s hots we usually do," Barela said. The only time the game was close was early in the second quarter. Giem sank a 3-pointcr to pull the Sailors within 12-10. Saddlcback in a home game. 041 think we made a lot of progress this cason especially in how we played together as a team, .. Barela sa id. "This was a rebuilding year. I think wc11 come back stronger next season." But the Eagles took over from. -------------. there outscoring the Eagles 16- 9, to take a 28-19 lead at half- time. In the first half, the Eagles def ensc limited Gicm to S points and held guard Ali Izumita (Harbor's 3-point specialist) scoreless. Estancia also con- trolled the boards on both sides of the court for much of the game. lzumita opened the third quarter with a 3-pointer to make the score 28-22 but the Sailors couldn't catch the Eagles, who still led led 40-30 after three quarters. In the fourth pcrio.d , the Eagles pulled away outscoring the Sailors. 14-9. It was Estancia ·s Melod y Earle with 18 points .and a caree r-high 8 rebounds a nd Patrice Lumpkin with 13 points. 17 rebounds and 7 assists and S hannon Suzuki who had 8 counters that contributed to Harbor's downfall. s3s1 11000~ Vllue A special way to say "Happy Valentine's Day,, "* KC:J ~,.HWAJ:., JHOP IACKCOUllT RACE -.. ....,.., ....,., lllcy &• *tllMll .._ Cllft wMll &lllcia'a s--. Smkl lria ti U., ., .n11 I ... 111111 II 1111 EJtlll' ft'I lllt Frtay 1itk liilm ._.. 1111 ....... 20 ,elll 11111 IM Mft rlClfM mcll W, frtll lier tu••1tl1 11 llll Slilll'1 Wlf'I ,...._, 54·39. TM till 11111 llll Slilen Ill If CIF """' u•1llill _. i1 flftll ,._ la llll Sii VllW Lillll· PHOTO IY llAllY DECMllHCO ... By contrast . Estancia hot 43 percent ( 18 -of ·42 attempts). Harbo r' Barbara Kop1ck1 and Laurie omer mi~ ed the game because of .knee injuries. Tonight at 7 p.m., the ;iilors wrap up their cason against iaa.e ............ .... UI C-E I S ta (7MtJD.J19 /Se~ Kings. ceatilld tr. ,... 8 them work very hard tonight. It really wasn "t a 12-point game ... ... I'm pleased with how we played. We played well enough to win. We took some-good percentage shots in the second half but they didn't fall. Some- times that happens." he added. But in the en 1t was ar work of 6-foot-7 center Malru Dottin and guard Craig Mar- shaU (in tbe second haLO that paid off for the Roadrunners. Dottin gave Cd M trouble from the start pouring in 12 of Saddlcback's 16 first quarter points. The Sea Kings• attempts to double-team Dottin proved futile for much of the night as. he finished with 26 points. (Dottin was only player for Saddlcback to score in double figures). The Sea Kings outscored the Roadrunnen l S-11 in the second quarter to pull within 27-25 at the half. Early in the third quarter, COM stayed close as they took a I-point lead. But the Roadrunners were just getting started. Saddleback's Manhall sank two baskets (one at the buzzer) to put his team up 38-33 after three quarters. SEEKING ? QUALIFIEU I . _P ERSONNEL ~ J Reach 50,000 homes each week in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Call our Classefied Dept TODAY for information about our special rates and demographic pro- file. . 631-8120 t ·noon M·f . It was finally Dottin 's and Marshall's breakaway point · late in the game that closed tlie door on the Sea Kings• upset hopes. 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'f-;c';,..~~;;~""";:~e;rp~~~~ue~~'~· ~A~nd~~t~~~~~~ft~Ol~~resffi·~~~e~nit~o~f:co~ns~tru;;rt~·!11;~;:;---:~~=~m-t · · ·.. -a •LE •· Jillo formerly served as senior set a course toward Orange PAY ft& We Uliat ,..l.yM'U ~gree Ut•I ge project manager for Costain's County with the purchase so far MONTHLY C Ulonda Serles (th M llkJ••• Inland Empire projects in Riv-in 1988 of more than SJIO • a 8 ,,_. ersidcand San Bcrnardi.nocoun-million in commercial and lavnlme•I 'l'nl•I l'lllNI aeore• "'P ties. industrial property. according to 08 .U c:ot1•U. ••• Michael Meyer, managing All Iii"';.::.-::~ ...... "' Ute,.., are nlefl,,, Ille c•le60f7 A ., c•uck Hunt, vice president partner of Kennet• LeYentlaal A Meler •r .. P91r'• « M••'r'•· Jleeaw II'• • tkefl,,.,..,.,,,. and branch manager of the Co•pan1'1 Orange -County ~·· t 2 IW' e~adq wJlete ya.r mo.er ls la~~. highly-successful Newport office. "Thilrepnuntstheennuelincome Beach office of Cushman A Meyer said that LeventhaJ•s 1'• ~ nlee• « Rll yMI' •• .. •• ~ :-:w~·~~-=d~ Wakefield of California. bas newly released third quarter URI dt1• ~er,,,.,..,~ •I die varieswithchqllineithenmou~1t. been appointed to the newly-1988 review of Japanese invest- IAM "'q-liMlrtec ,nee. lf· 799're • Public.ofter'tN ~ oer uM. •al created position of director. ment in the U.S. real estate C.-WWl8 Iii i .... U% 6nteiel, ,,_~ ~~.=-~~·1~~~ southwestern industrial/tech-shows Jap"anese investment U.-ltw lme••e ••r ~ ~ • lol meie ...... S20.t2toraeaee1a1s1u1.10. nology group. Hunt will be activity in the county this year ........... r•••· . . :~ C::,: ': C: raponaibll: for overseeing indus-along could reach S46S million ._,_.,._ I • .._ .._ ...... w~• ~ .. ...., °'*" '° Prolpec:1us. eopeea a1 IN trial activity and business if the current pace continues. rr..., 11.1 ....:-• .,_~cw.. •• • •...-c'C'---. ,.oepectus,,.,be*8weedinaUle development for the seven ••• ........ ,. .. Jal ~jJI or m•U IJte COfl,,.. ln-'*h thilannouncemenU1dfcv. Southern California branch ,. ,,,. ....... ,,., ,. rm. ~:~su:=== offices of the company. lllwfully offer tt*9 MC~ in such ••• . , .......... ~ ............... ~ ------------------------•L--------· Shearson Lehman Hutton An""**"' i.,.. ~ •••w ...,._, • ...., a.. A Pr<?spectus containing more 19000 Mec:Althur Bhd. P9nthouse complete information about the • P.O . ._ 7640. Newpott ~h. CA 92660 Secondary Municipal Investment KEN TOKASH (800) 533 3402 Trust Fund , #24 California Sefies rlJ4) o.a._7567 , • (A Unit Investment Trust). lnclud- \ I 7-;;,.,-• -.. 1ng all 8819$ Charges and expen- S8S, will be set upon recetpt of this · ,..,--m-.. -------_-('""'PL,__,,.EAS......,... __ E ..... PR--IN-T=-)----"--"-coupon. Read 1t carefully before -------=---------------..::.--you invest or send money. State Zip SH~· ~~· ~ Great American First Savings Bank has promoted Newport Beach district ma~ager Mitzi Welle to vice president. Wells joined the bank in 198S and i responsible for managin1 the four branches of the Newport Beach District. ••• The Hammond Company has reported a net income of SS33,404, or 26 cents per share for the second quarter .ending Sept. 30, which represents a S7 percent increuc over the aecond ' ' . . Coast ·-Community College District Chancellor Dr. Alfred P. Fernandez was elected to the Board of Trustees for the Col- lege Board at its annual forum in Washington, D.C. Fernandez. who will serve a four-year term, was chosen from a field of 22Cf persons nominated to fill four lots on the board. • •• A two·and·a-half hour tax workshop for small busine owners will be offered on Tues- day. Feb. 21 from 6:30-9 p .m . by Orange Coast College's com· munity service office. The reg- istration fee is Sl9. ~~F<»ORLff .,......ce....,A11wl*n .. _.""' ....... ..... BEMY ... ., • • • .. • ,. ,, -• l - f ,_II fflF~AIY I. I• THE NEWPORT ENllGN/COSTA MESA NEWS fllFHIT ll 1• Mass.age, facial are relaxing and hecllthful IEUXJ• -A 11 11 m liclll II Ill LI F-... 11111 ....... .... I_,.,.... .... If ..... 11111 ... ,._ There arc many benefits to a massage, among them the easing of mental stress and accumu- lated tension, dissipation of sore muscles and stiff joints, increas- ing circulation and the soothing effect it bas on the nervous system . .. It not only f cels good, but it has many healthy results,~ said Randy Bengtson, a masseur at La Fontaine. "h isn't just a luxury, there is a real sound reason why you feel good, because good things are happen- ing in your body." Lau~a Seidler, an csthctician at the salon, agrees. facials arc done is like stepping into a garden in the springtime. A rainbow mural covers one wall, I.ext to the wrought iron garden furniture. Strict atten- tion to detail is the hallmark, with interesting prints and wall hangings. There arc separate rooms for the hairdresser and one for the nail salon. La Fontaine wants Harbor Arca women to try its Day of Beauty. Get picked up from home by a limousine. Enjoy a massage, a manicure and pedicure, a facial and make-up application and hairstyling . .91. 'J/alelitine Suggestion , t.-~ 'Tnat your special Lo Fontaine ~ so~one to "It isn't just a luxury, there is a real sound reason why you feel good, because good things are happening in your body." A 'Day of 'Beauty .. There is something to be said for the human touch," she said. '1fu tlay °6ttJ;ns-.witli Gmousim seroice, tfun you clioose any or a({ of La Fontaine is an exclusive woman's salon, which includes therapeutic body massage, rejuvenating facials, extensive nail and hair care in a serene French atmosphere. A woman will feel beautified, from her head down to her toes. our availa6k seroicu : Vtlu~ 'European 'FtUial • 'Body !Mass"IJt • !A(anicurr or 'Pttlicr're • 'Kli.W • Lash Tmtinfi • Maq C>Vtrs The surroundings at La Fon- tainc are like nothing expe· rienced at any other salon. Most places offenng massage tend to take on the looks of a doctor's office, stark and sterile. But not at La Fontaine. The massage room is full of antiques, a doll collection and a display case • Hi1Jraylin1 Ca~'Totlag 156-2660 4JZOC_,UI 'Dr,..S.lea 100 , ,..,... ~ Jltrou ,.,.. 'JIM Jl""'9 . with ow ....:..~r-11n;;-....:...:. collection. Needlepoint rugs and chairs and floral sheets will make one f cel right at home. .. This is a homelike environ- ment," said Bengtson ... Since it against the law in Newport Beach to go to someone's home and give massage, we make it . appear just like the person getting the massage is at home." Another room where the Every Man Ne8ds to Know This Woman!~ NO TIME FOR SHOPPING? No assignment too big or too small. • Jeta to Jeeps •Nighties to Necktaces • Weddin·gs Rings to Wedding Parties •Elegant Dinners • Conventions • Party Planning I can save you the time and the trip. ALLREASONS•AL~SEASONS SOCKS TO SUITS ' HOME OR OFFICE INTERIOR DESIGN . PARTY AND DINNER PLANNING (714) 141 8118 (714) 141-1240 Then, the limo will whisk i\cr back home, for whatever event she might have planned. There arc three rates and times available for massages. The half hour will run $40, the 45 minute SSO and the hour $60. There arc five masseurs and masseuses and each one uses different tech- niques. But Bengtson uses Swed- ish massage, a technique founded in 1812 that uses strictly hands on bare skin. For privacy, Bengtson uses a full-body drape. The atmosphere is non- threatening and soft music is played while your troubles melt away. Bengtson said the i.ore a ' better, but mostly. he recom- mends about once a month. He especially recommends a massage before a highly stressful event. For example, he aid that President George Bush had massage before his ccond tel- evised presidential debate. .. And we all know how much better he did than the first time ... Bengtson said. Faciars arc also highly recom- mended for stress release. Jr help with fine lines and wrin- kles, giving a more youthful appcar.ance. Clients have a cho- ice of the mini-facial, which is $20 and the full-facial for S40. The mini lasts about 30 to 40 minutes and the full for aboot an hour and IS to 30 minutes. Some of the facials incorporate the chest and arms into them and a foot massage is given while a mask is on. Seidler suggests getting the mini-facial and the musagc for true pampering. Lil FontaiM i.J /ocattd at 4320 Campw Drive, Suite JOO. in Ntwport &och. For more inf or- matlon call 756-2660. \j A wo~i~ every _· mari should meet Attention men: Need a jet or a Jeep? How about a condo or a castle? Or suits to socks? Then meet Kimberly Ryncal, a woman that once men get to know, can't do without. Ryneal is a personaJ shopping consultant, spcciaJizing in men. .. I don't know a man alive who doesn't need me, "'Ryncal stated. ''The issue here is time and time is money. Most men arc too busy with their careers to shop. If their wife or girlf ricnd is having a birthday, or they need a gift for their secretary, they can just pick up the phone and caJI me." Ryncal's business is called IBY4MEN and chances arc, \,': many Harbor Arca residents have seen her cruising about town with that name on her license plate, In fact, Ryneal said many clients have come her way because of that plate. .. I was followed to tile airport by a woman who said to when I got out of my car, 'I want my husband to know you,• .. Ryneal recalled ... Men won't listen to their wives or girlfriends criticize the way they dress. That is where I come in. I don't volunteer, I ask questions. My motto is, when I shop for someone, don't be afraid to experiment and break the rules ... Ryneal's interest in shopping for men dates back to when she ~ of that hack•JCCI 1a1ia1 "ToclaJ ia tM fine day ol tbe rat ol JCMll' .... The reet•••• tllat beara tbe name of SWltk\ llllo. Gulliwr, wants V1l111i111 nerywhen to celek• in the ideal AUDOF phete. At GuDiver'I, the belief is tMt Valentine's Day ii for old fabioaed people and that was a child. She was always advising her grandfather. And, she has four sisters, so she inherited four brothers-in-law. They all sensed her talent and came to her for advice. "They would have me buy gifts and if they were going out to power lunches, would caJI me for a suit,., she said ... One day I woke up and said, 'Hey. I'm good at this. - For many years, Ryncal worked for the Orange County Board of Supervisors as a .. pol- itical gopher." "I was living for everybody but me and I just questioned wtiat I could do that I am good at," she said. "So I decided to buy for men full-time." Ryneal will get anything that a man wants and she will also shop for the women in a man's life. When she first signs on with a client, a 20-minutc profile is done. She docs the shopping, whatever it is and presents the client with the bill. Then she adds 25 percent of the total bill as her f cc. But for large-ticket items like jets, can or condos, she just charges a Oat finder's fee. "The doctor from Hoag can call me and tell me to go out and get him a Jag, .. she said. "He tells me everything he wants and I do the research. By the time he is ready to sign the paperwork Da r' Gtllliwr\ is tbc perfect old fMllioaed pl8ce to celebnae. In this Ultimate, old fuhi- omd cnviroameat. couplm will enjoy qualiay food, ... ICI'- , vice ucl affordable prices. n.,cu best prime rib • ...,. ewr. Tate YOGJ Valeabne to Gul- liver's and ~ die prime rib feast, wbicla iDduda a choice of fn:lll cntalD of mushroom soap or chilled hearts of romaine, 1arni1hcd with chopped qp. cherry toma- toes~ bay shrimp with a delicate II dn f •11111 GULLIVER'S RESERVATIONS ESSENTIAL! and pay for 'it, all of the leg work is done by me." Ryneal will go to a man's home and do a complete ward-• robe consultation. Or she will do turnkey projects, like one she did in Laguna Niguel. A client was coming out from C hicago and ·wanted an apartment to be ready for him when be arrived. Ryneal completely redecorated the apartment and stocked it with everyday necessities, such food, firewood"' for the fireplace, dis- hwashing soap, ironing board and cover. ... dido 't miss a thing," she said ... All he had to do was turn the key and live in the place." Ryneal said .that clients will get the bottom line and utmost in frankness from hc.r. She is an extension of their home, much as a housekeeper would be. She goes to her clients, they don't go to her. And, she is not afraid to go that extra mile and do favors. "They should not feel threat- ened by me and neither should their wives or girlfriends," she said . "I am a business associate and only that. And I am some- one they can't do without." Clients will receive the benefit of Ryneal's fulJ attention and her highly charged energy. And they ~now t~at what they arc getting as genuine. "I give them a bill from the store, with everything itemized on it, so there is no cheating, .. Ryneal said. "I won't go to Nordstrom Rack and tell them I went to Nordstrom ... Ryneal said she bas gone on shopping trips from New York to Beverly HiJls. And if the client needs a dancing girl for a bache- lor party, Ryneal will fi nd one. In fact. she will sec to every detaii of that party. During the holidays, Ryneal aid her creative juice are really put to the test. A client might . . . . SllE IUYI -lJ lt1y.,... lllWllH a .... cnnlliit ••la•...._ _ ............... _. .... ,..,1flllll ......... l1111,llY41EI. ,. . people on it. She needs to find out the sex, s\in tones. sizes and tastes of these people And now. Ryncal is bringing a man aboard to sh op (or wo men. She has aJready ordered the personalized license plate. IBY4WM . .. He is from Chicago and Men from the East tend to know more about what women want ... Ryneal expla1ned. -~ e feels ood abo ut her bu inc • whi'h is on its way to taking off: Ryneal credit the Costa Mc a Chamber of Com- merce for much help in getting tarted. "My top priority is being a good human. doing good bu - inc . ... he aad . "I never know what each day ~ill bnng and that• what· exciting .... For mort-mforma11on abou1 JBY4M£ .cal/548-8918or 548- 5240. Let's Celebrate Valentine's Day Present "Her" With A ·Heart Your Choice of Bird • Goldfinch • BJucbird ,. PhUI Baman's • South ~oast ~a Village A«oa tlw Strttt fr°'" Sotltle Coat ,,,._ 754-7485 lrililiallllilM'-Dla11• • " .... . . Brunch, auction _.benefit Chapman mus·ic ••• Sue Perewozki, Joanne Geiler, Sandra Beigel and Bernard Smith. ••• ing were Kathy Rolfes, Hope Von Herzen, Diane Stadlinger and Peggy Hughes. ••• Chapman Music Associates sponsored their annual Auction Potpourri again, a festive affair which features numerous auc- tion items and an extensive brunch. Held at the Pacific Club, some of the attendees were Susan and Robert Beechner, · • Jane Grier, Pam Yoder, Paul Belden, Suzanne Bicgelow, Marie Burke, Bonnie Callan, Pat Elliott~ Roger Foster, Holly Hendcnon, Minta Sue Jack, Florence Luk~ Betty Prizio, Dan Whedon and Steven Clark. Harborlites ••• The Sound of Music Chapter honored the patrons of their annual April 22 dinner dance to be held at Le Meridien. The Patrons were treated to a buffet at the home of Judy and Robert Dulce. Eve Foussard chaired the evening with the assistance of Camelot Chapter members chose a. Day at Santa Anita to benefit the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. Guests met bright and early at the Newport Beach Country Club for a con- tinental breakfast before board- ing buses for the Arcadia track, where they enjoyed the races and a buffet at the Club Court before returning to Newport. Margaret Clark chaired the event. Assist- IY DINA VON IUllGEll Two events from the Orange County Philharmonic Society were sponsored last week: U ppcr Bay Committee held a card tournament at the Balboa Yacht Club. The affair also featured luncheon and a fashion show of Newport Center couture coordinated by Kitty Leslie. A few days later, OCP's Con- tinuance Fund Drive was under- way. The Irvine Hilton k Tow- ers was the setting for this brunch, which also featured best-selling author and motiva- tional s peaker Danielle Kennedy. The Drive continues for four months, in which all the committees of OCPS seek dona- tions from their own memben and the community to extend and improve its educational programs. A few of the ladies attending were Nancy Posch, Sara Mullarkey, Christel Schar, Sheri Lawrence, Jean Tan- dowsky and OCPS executive director Erich Vollmer. ••1• n lllY ~mmca a r,111 111111 'pp11' hr ... JrhnFF~ 1111 Etl"911111111111 •a ' Once again the parish of Our Lady Queen of Ange~ spo~ sored their Heart's Desire. lblS annual candlelight dinner dance was held at the Four Seasons. Nancy Nordstrom chaired the evening which incorporated a Mardi Gras theme entitled "Magical Moments Masqued in Romance." ••• Upcoming next Saturday night is the Heart to Heart Ball chaired by Tina Schnaf nitz and the opening night performance of the opera "Norma" with the famed Dame Joan Sutherland singing the lead. I fllllllT I. I• THE NEWPORT~ II (714) 63.1-3623 "I'm a brand new person" ... says Bambi Arnold Finest in fitness . . personally. OF ( SELLING YOUR HOME? ] INC. 100% Return on Investment On Feb. 19, 1987, our ad' on this page contained the following recom ~ mendation: --You've heard it said: Buy when f ere are 1o1s of properties on the market-in a BUYER'S MARKET, when many sellers are competing for the few real buyers who are out there. When prices are softening. True, but for the investor who is looking for appreciation, the begin- ning of a seller's market ~ay be a good time to buy. Now may be just that type of market. With very few homes on the market, prices are pushing upward-particularly in the lower range of homes. A town-~ home in a desirable beacH area m ight be a big winner over the next few months. Si nee that date in 1987, an investment of $50, 000 in sue h a Newport Beach condo would have returned at least 10096 on the investment in equity build-up. . H JOU would like to receive our . rut~ estate newsletter (published in Newport Be.ch since 1979) pl111e call •nd we'll put JOU on our rn.Hina list. CALL 640-lONG - CHRISTA AND G RYLONG J69 llAN MIGUD., smn - NKWPOaT KACH, CA til• • : . .. .. .. . 1 : - .• Ente en Life can be really toUgh when _yoo're·God's ·Favo.rite Mostly everyone at one time or another has heard the story of Job. And still more might have seen the 70s movie, "Ob, God!" But not as many might be familiar with Neil Simon's 1973 comedy, "God's Favorite." Obviously, the play happens many years or centuries after Job's tribulations, but was writ- ten before the above-named movie. However, it is easy to see many similarities as the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse stages "God's Favorite." Joe Benjamin is just an ordi- nary, God-fearing type of guy, with a luxurious houSc on the North Shore of Long Island, stacked to the rafters with ...... 21 ••. 1. , .. ''Catch The ,Wave At Brandon 's With Our New Suif & Tutf Specials! " Brandon. s 3 pttJtt lobs&er Wis stuffed wtth crab. lhrt., IM frail Klllops. bMed with whltt wtnt -butltt. And o( count, our -.4 Primt Rib ol lftf soup Of Slllcl • Jus1 $} 49S • · ... Brandon's pmaits a llghttr fllrt for lunch 3 pttJtt IObsttt Wis wtth srilood scuffing acromp11liat wtth fmh vqttablts and warm sour· doush bmd. J~l *995 THE 8EVElij.Y HERJ~E HOfEL &l/ff.2. I ............... 408·432·6311 l''° .... " di Ans, r.o.ai ... 71,._;7~.1 JO.i • antiques and priceless paintings. His wife, Rose, is constantly dripping in jewels, even when she is in bed. But for all of his materialism, Joe loves God and attributes to His will his good fortune. Now, Joe must be put to the test. Just how much docs he love God and what will he endure to1Jrove it? That's when God's emissary, Sidney, is sent to have a chat with Joe. Now, Sidney has knows Ood pretty well, he met Him on business twice and once .. on a boat ride. The similarity to "Oh, God!" comes in when Sidney sa}'.s. ..I've taken this · bizarre shape to be presentable to you."No, he doesn't look like George Bums . So he tells J oc that Satan and God were having a philosophical ) rap session. Satan made a bet faith is to be put to the test. And holic son, David, steps out on with God that be would make tested, it is. · the balcony to talk with God . Joe's life so miserable that Joe Joe tells his family what is Jim Bell' spectacular sound would renounce Him. So Joe's about to happen and the alco-system helps to add the special liz a•etla llf.wartl'a f~Z.cts of thun~er and lighten- Curtain Call-Dinner Theater The first thing that happens, ''BE MY VALENTIN.E'' ' Exciting gifts for Your sweetheart. Appearing Fet>ruary 9-10 ''HEAL TH AND BEAUTY '' Fitness and beauty relatea products and services.1 I' I Appearing · February 16-17 Joe's card board box factory burns down. Since he had no in urancc on the business, the pricelc s antiques and paintings arc old off. one by one. Then David disappears.' After_ the intcrmis ion. the house burns down. Here, it is so realistic. the audience almost suffers smoke inhalation. But Joe's faith is Cllli .... ,...13 • • .. Two Exciting Special sections . · an~ only in · • • The rt ........... ,.-...,, .. ~ Calendar ART "Gunther Fors: Paintin1s/ Sculpture/Installation" and "Barry Le Va: 1968-1988" will display through Apr. 2 at Newport Harbor Art Museum . 850 San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tue~day through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Admis io n i $1-3. Cull 759-1122. The Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach will present works by Helen Mayer Harrison and Newton Harrison through Mar. 12. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is Sl -2. Call 494-6531 . "The Hinh Collection: Part II" will exllibit through Feb. 23 at the Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. ' Admission is free. Call 662-33.66. "The Fallen Ones," an cxhibi-. tion of paintings by Stefan Kirkl, will show through Feb. 16 in the Municipal Art Galleries at the Huntington Beach Library and Cultural Center, 71 I I Talbert Ave. Call 848-8748. Frank Hamilton's water- oriented paintings will display through Feb. 17 at Newport Beach Nautical Mu cum, 1714 West Balboa· Place, Newpo rt Beach. Call 673-3377. 0 Abstract Reality -The Kelton Colledion-or Australian Aboriginal Art" will display through. Apr. 16 at the Modern Museum of Art, Griffin Towers, 5 Hutton Centre Drive, Santa Ana. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Call 754-4111. ~ Images", an exhibi- tion_of woLk by_five computer artists will display through March 3 in Orange C oast College's Art Gallery. Call 432- 5039. New Wart ltJ .leTy U.' m will display through March S at Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mesa through Jan. 29. MUSIC Gujtarists John McEnary and Joe Poshek will perform Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Orange Coast C ollegc •s R o bert B. Moore Theatre. Admission i fr ee. Call 432-5880. Vincenzo Bellini's '' orma" featuring Dame J oan uther land will be performed Feb. II , l5, 18and 24 at8 p.m. in the Ora nge County Perform- i.ng Arts Center, Costa Mesa. T ickets are S25-$65 . Call 556- ARTS. The tririg Trio or New York will perform Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. in the Newpo rt Ha rbor Art Museum, 850 San Celemente Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $5.50-$7.50. Call 759-11 22 . The UCI Chamber Sincers wi ll present a V arentin:e's Day Concert on Feb. 14 at 8 p. m. in room Fl 10 of UCl's Medical Sciences Bldg. Tickets are $4-$6. Call 856-5000. Dame Joan Sutherland set to appear bere in 'Norma' BY MIKE RUSSELL If the Orange County opera fans were to realize their most poignant dream, it might well be to see world-famed soprano Dame Joan Sutherland. The dream is about to come true with her starring debut of Vincenzo BellinPs bel canto opera, .. Norma," Feb. 11 through 25, at the Performing Arts Center. David DiChiera, general director of Orange County's Opera Pacific, will open the com an ' · Saturday with Dame Suther- land's premier appearance in Orange County. Sutherland's conductor- husband of 35 years, Richard Bonynge, a leading authority on bel..canto operas in the world today, will direct the orchestra. Bellini's stirring melodramatic 1r ·• ' ravor1.e ... 11111 1fm .. 1f unshakable, even after the threat of terminal itching or the heartbreak of psoriasis. This may not sound like much of a comedy, but it must be seen to be appreciated. A rollicking good time for aH is promised . Joe is played by Dimitri Christy, who audiences might remember played Appleby in Newport Theater Arts Center's .. Niahtwatch." His son Ben is played by Jeff Nelder. daughter Sarah is played by Kristen Schusterick., wife Rose by Loretta Lupo and audience miabt have seen Rich Jackson, wbo plays David, in his perf or- mancc last summer at Orange Cout Collete'• .. Children of a 1.aaer God. "The servants Mady and Morris are played by Adel- ina Peck and s,tvain Picard and Sidney wu played by Eliott Harold. -Qod.. Favorite" continua -...p Feb. 12. For ticket ..,.,,. afua, caD 650-5269. I plot deals with the ancient Druids and Romans. English designer John Pascoe will stage ''Norma" in three acts. It will be sung in Italian with English surtitles to be seen above the Center's stage. The ·new trans- lations arc by Joseph DcRuge- nas. the US debut of leading Soviet basso Georgi Sclczneev as Orovcso. Dame Sutherland's first per- formance in "Norma" was in 1964 as Bellini's druid priestess. A second presentation of the 1989 Opera Pacific series will be Rossini's popular comedy opera, ..The Barber of Seville," Feb. 17 through 25 in 12 perf ormanccs. The finaJe presentation will be "My Fair Lady," June 23 Other soloists will include the American debut of soprano Nova Thomas as Adalgisa; Cuban-born tenor Cesar- Antonio Suarez as Pollione· a • . • • • •• • • • •• • •• • IFVOlJR .. . BIRTHDAY IS IN FEBRUARY . ~!3~A!~IN~~~tk(.D years of doing business. So in order to celebiate • '• • this happy event, if your Birthday falls in February, just bring yourself and at least one friend to Maxwell's Join us for breakfast, lunch or dinner and receive one FllEE entree with the purchase ol a second entree ol equal or greater value. HAPPY BIRTHDAY RESTRICTIONS DO APPL V: Offer ext~oncc to each btrthday person, \I .. Pkt.n4 l.D. ••••-4; • ~ Valentina Dav 11 excluded; does not '• • 1ncluck Maine lobster Offer good Feb-~: ruary 1 ·February 28. 1989. Not good wrth • any other promohc>nal offer. 536-2555 (at Huntington BeechPier) ' :t1 lllY I. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-Nm II IALAICED -Th 11•1• P11ll11 Acr1lllla wtll Ill lllblrM ,. 1wl ,.... • -Ito,.. Ctnt Cel. 11 ........ Slllwl wtll Ill at 2:30 , .•. _. 7 :30 ,... II 1111 ••• ._ Rllllr1 I . ._. n.tn. Ftr i•rmti11. Clll 432-5110. STAGE rm Not Rappaport" by Herb Gardner plays througb FC6. 12 at the Laguna Playho use, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Tickets S 11, $12, and S 13. CalJ 4~743. •c.t\ Fa~" by flleil ~ is playing Tbundays ttiloelllt Sundays throuah Feb. 12 at dae Cotta Mesa Civic Playhome. Call 6SO-S269. ..A Fmay TW.1 Happmecl On Tiie Way To The Fonam" will play Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through March 11 at the Garden Grove Community Theatre, 12001 St. Mark Street, Garden Grove. Tickets a rc $6- $7. Call 897-5122. "Lil Abner" i being performed Frid ay t hro u.gh .und ays through March 5 at ewport Harbor Arts Center, 250 I Cliff Drive, ewport Beach. Tickets arc $1 0. Call 631-02 8. MISC. West Coast Promotion Gun how will take pl ace Feb. 11 and 12 in the Orange County Build- ing o n the Ora nge County Fairgrounds. Tickets are $2-$5. Call 989-1587 . -TIM" Orance County Home and Garden Show will take place Feb. 16-19 in the Commerce Building of the Orange County Fairgrounds. Call 751-3247. ___ ......... , .. ____ ___ SEAFOOD & SPIRITS PA"V-'--~ -BlJZl> $EOALS Wed.-Frl 5 PM-7 PM• Mon. & Tues.. Al Eve. W-1MJ\Jtt8 or.1W$HTJ$1{ =-=:.= $995 Happy Hour 4 p.m.· 7 p.m. (~-Fd.). •ComplrnentmyBuffet• Oyster Bar & • t. 75 Wei Drinks .. - • • • .. 'Class.· Housekeepinc Rooms '13 Hotels ............... 416 CLASSIFIED INDEX MERCHANDISE SAL&S &. 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Jim 553 · 15&' ELDERLY •fencina Fencing Spec la I lats Concepts All Types Custom Wood Fencing. Painting available and Thompson Water . Seal. Color Photo (714) 557-1572 •Home Repair & Remodeling Remodeling, patio covers Lie & bonded. Call for free e~t 546-5403 f OR COMPLETE RENO VATION· Carpentry, Masonry, Tile. Marble. over 15 yrs exp m the U S and Europe Please call (714) 552 '>765 for free est1males •House Cleaning HOUSECLEANING SER VICE BRITl<;H Tt•.11n Affordable ral •s. rell<t ble Call (714) 623 0493 CALIFORNIA SWEEP Commercial & res Lie & bonded 646 2563 w~ have ref. EUROPEAN MASONRY and wrought iron WOtk. Free Est. Quality Work 642-9494 •MUlicl111w PIANO INSTRUCTION ;lassie. Ja~. Pop. 15yrs !xp, adult, kids. BA. 786· 4408 •Musicians DO YOU NEED A BAND For weddings. parties or hot.days!' 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If you like working in a pleasant atmosphere and meeting people, '°'" Cinnamon Roll Fair Apply 1n person 220'h Manne Ave . Balboa Island GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $100 00 per title. Write: PASE-C404 l , EARN $7.75 hr. We need assistance in evaluating and responding to daily work reports submitted by our agents throu~hout the state No experience necessary; paid to com· plete training Work at home For information send self.addressed. stamped envelope, 9 •,i inches long to. AWGA Dept E Box 49204, Atlanta. GA 30359 Enrollment. Beginning -----Level, Ages 10 to Adult $60 00 per hundred Qualified, Credentialed rema1hng letters from Instruc tors. Call Mrs home! Details. send self· Evans 720·3939/Mrs.L-... addressed,· stamped Hoyt 644·9969 ,envelqpe Associates Box 309·T, Colonial. NJ 07067 21 l·Pereonal• MASTERCARD/VISA Get your card todat! Regard less of credit history. for application call (refnd- ble) 315·733·6063 Ext M309 . 21 .. Health Aids 1000 SUNBEDS TON· ING Tables Sunal Wolff tanmna beds. Slender Quest passive 1xerc1s· ers Call for free cok>t' catalotlue. Siva to 50%. 1·80().~7·6836 ' 1000 WOLFF SUNBEDS Tonini l•bln·f1ctal Tonlnt S.. to~. ,.... from 1241 ..., w,.....uz-ta .. ona. TNldml,~ CAU. T.,., Fltl[ Color C .... l-I00-3'7.a:t6 CLERICAL POSITION for energetic detail·oriented person. Small congenial CdM office. Flexible hours. $6 to start 675 1173 FLEXIBLE HOURS/VAR· ITT OF JOBS. We have c lerical, recept1on1st, secretarial & word pro· cessi~ positions ava1la· ble '6 00·$10.00 an hour. Call 474 0972 for intennew ARE YOU A ~ETTER SALESMAN than I am' If so you will make Sl00,000 the first 'ff_ In 3 eec weter 1ndu~~. _c.11 Mr. Roildln 776-1660 HIRING! Government Jobi~~' 1re1. 111.M0-!69:415. eau 602~ £Jit J3375 NOW HIRING YOUR AREA. $13, 550 to sst,480. lmmedi•t• ODlftlna. Cati 1-315· 73MiOl2 Ext If 369 YOUR ACHING BACK ... AGAIN? NEWPORT CHI ROCA RE What ii NEWPORT CHIROCARE? NEWPORT CHIROCARE ts a state of the art 1n1ury and pain, treatment and reha· b'litation facihty utilizina a full range of techniques and mult1·d1sc1phnary staff to provide you with the finest care available. 714/851-8700 8UM L IWHT, Jll.. D.C. ~ GMCIA. CMA. DC . CAil WOM. °"'· 111 305-Empioyment Opportunitfes Telemarketing •SALES REPS* Part Time $10-15/ HOUR SALARY+ COMMISSION You Will Need •6 Months I r •6 Months direct sa es experience Join one of the nation's fastest growing and prest1g1ous healthcare providers Your energy and talent will be rewarded with •Lucrative salary plus comm1ss1ons •Extensive lead generation system •Advancement potential Apply now for add111ondl positions 1n the Orangt> County area Come 1n to apply. or call Michael Delawder dt (2 13) 809 311 1 EXT 2659 FHP 21520 S. Pioneer Blvd. Hawaiian Gardens. CA 90716 Equal Opportunity Employer HIRING ASSISTANT Manas.ers and staff. tf you like work1na 1n a pleasant atmosphere and meeting peopJeJOin Cinnamon Roll Fair Aool,Y in person 220~ Marine Ave., Balboa J~land FEDERAL, STATE and civil servtee f()bs. N6w hirina. your area. $13.550 to $59,•&o immediate 0P41n1n1s C.lf 1·315·733·6062 ext •r 369. -novERNMENT JOBS $1 18.037 ~405. mmedl• Your J'ial.~111 r.xl 1i tn tar ....... 24 4030 9irch St.. Ste. 103 fiM•'*1 IMch. CA tMeO 305-Emnlftvment Opportu~ CRUISE SHIP JOBS Immediate Openings! Seasonal and Career Opportuniti8!t Excellent Pay. World 1 ravel! Call (refundable) 1·518-459· 3535 Ext P2954 RETAIL SALES PEOPLE. WE WANT THE BEST. •Part·time Openings Offer ... Employee Oscnt. Exe. Pay. Flex. Hrs. Worn· en's Clothm & Excess. PIT HELP WANTED at America's Cup Yoiurt. Eve. & wknd positions avail. 650-2447 or apply 427 E. 17th Street, C.M PI T LADIES for light office/f1hng wk Local Auto Dealership. Eleanor 832-8907 eves EARN $7 75 HR We need assistance 1n eva · luat1ng and responding to daily work reports sub- m 1tted by our agents throughout the state No experience necessary, work at home For 1nfor mat1on send self addressed. stamped envelope 9'h inches long to: AWGA Dept. E. Box 49204, Atlanta. GA 30359 ATTENTtON Excellent income for home assem· ~ly work. Info. call 504· 646· l 700 Dept P237 • HOME ASSEMBL V CO $242 10 weekly You make plant hangers Start right away Send Iona self addressed envelope to Amy Robin son. 743 Mechan•c St . Lebanon. PA 17042 CHILDREN'S GVMNAS· TIC TEACHER . Move· ment educateon •nstruc· tor San Ju.n c.ptsnnol Dana Point/Tustin/ Newport S.Ch .... 10 hrl .... •ftiemoon Ind/ ot even~. Exp P!•·. ~· (714) 645- ATTENllON: EXCEL· LENT INCOMC tar home p.1'&~ ,, FIRST AMERICA FINANCIAL CORPORATION EARN $230,000+ PER YEAR lndlvldually or $807 ,500 with 1 o moclates (est.) ·with America's most exclUng business opportunity. We h9ve attraded CPA·s. lawyers. MBA's,. ~ executives, salespeople. and others who own franchises. •Brand new product • Unlimited rNrket • CLIENT benefits aubatantlally al no extra COii • YOU allocate your own time • Expert training • Product aella haell whenlhown • No Inventory • Mlnlmal overhead • Not a franchise or • No compeUIJon MLM Umlted numbei' of ~arketlng Rights TOTAL INVESTMENT $20,000 For an Information package can (416)368-0464 or (416)941-9922 CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Immediate openings! Seasonal & refundable. 1·518·459·3535 Ext. P2954 TYPIST-Hundreds weekly at home! Write: P.O. Box 16, Clark, NJ 07066 . ATTENTION-H iring! Government jobs • ~r area. $17,84().$69~5. Call 602 ·838~8885 t.Xt R 3375 GOVERNMENT JOBS Sl5r400-$72,500 NOW HIR NG. Excellent benef · its, Call 504·649-7922 Ext J 2550 DISTRICT MANAGER full tame. futt benefits. afternoons. Call Jeff 540- 3008 EARN $7.75 HR. We need assistance 1n eva· luating and responding to da11Y work reports sub- mitted by our agents throu~hout the state. No experience neces_sary; mat ion send self - addressed. stamped envetooe 9 ~ inches long to: AWGA. Dept. E. Box 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359 . EASY WORK! Excellen pay! Assemble proc;tuch at home. Call for infor mation. 312-741-MOO Ext. A2550 EARN MONEY READING BOOKS! $30!000/Y.r income Potentia . Details 1-805-687-6000 Ext y. 7796 "ALL CASH BUSINESS" National Company seek self-motivated person to own and operate their own business. Census reports show average profit of $1,370.63 per month expanding to $3,289.50 due to com· pany's participation. Ser- vice company owned accounts currently han- dling Frito-lay and other name brand food pro· ducts. Requires approx- imately 8 hours per week and investments of $15,000 cash for equip· rnent. Call toll free 1-800- 782-1550 Operator 4-S. anytime ASS EMBLERS. Earn money assembling mus· 1cal teddy bears Mate· rials supphed. No selhng, Write. JO-El Enterprises. P.0 Box 2203. Kiss1n'I· mee. FL 32742·2203 307-Employment -PART· TIME EVENING Work desired by respon- sible, organized and experienced Multi Mate Wordprocessing Opera· tor on your computer. Call Barbara eve~ or leave message. 121- 6701 408-AparbtMtnb. Unfur. THE BLUFFS 3BR/2BA-- Twnhm S-ngl Lvl. Nw Silver Grey Cpts.l Nw Aoofiances. $14:>U/mo Bl<ll. 640-5664 COM LG. STUOI0-4 yrs ~. FP, Lg deck, bright. ~~$650/mo BKR. ~Condos for Rent TAHOE GONOO for rent week of 2/25 to 314 7 nites. Sleeps 6, has everything incl. pool, spa, weight room, rack- etball courts. sauna & • tennis. Call 714/830- 8167. $500 for a week. N.B NEW & EXQUISITE 1 Br 1 Ba luxury condo. Re c Fac1I. Gated. Ocean/hosp close. Ref & sec. Oeo. $1250 + ut1I. No pets. 714/581-1310 412-Rentals to Share HUNTINGTON BEACH Share town hse with gar- age. 2 mst bdr nr ocean. Female non smoker. No pets.$550.965-1515 Newport Ensign/Costa Mesa. News Classified Ads SAVE TIME MAU I I K AANAPALI BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo. Ocean view fully furn & equip. Ten- nis/ poo I/beac h. Bro- chure. 854-0909 4 BOR 4 BA OCEAN- FRONT Apt maid Sf'\'C. g~ted Puerto Vallarta. ~ex. 714/675-6291 414-Rentals Wanted SWEET GRANDMA wants Bal. Is. onlr. 1-2 Brm. Unfurn. by 3-. Exe. ref. Long term. 458- 6571, 673-1626 418-Resort For Sale COAST PROPERTIES OCEAN FRONT Half Moon Bay 25 acre ranch. $4,500,000 home. pool. hangor, barn, cottage, beach. (415) 726-4725 508-Houses Sale for COUNTRY HOME + pic- turesque church, in scenic Soirit Lake, Idaho. $67,L500. (415) 726- 472:> GOVERNMENT HOMES! $1.00 (U REPAIR) Fore- closures. tax delinquent property. Now selling. This area! Call (refunda- ble) 1 ·518-459l~546 Ext H 2954 for listings: 514-0ut of State Prop. SPIRIT LAKE IDAHO Country home + p1ctu· resQue c hurch $67.500 full pnce Possible com '!1erc1al ( 41 5) 726·4 725 ISLAND RETREAT. FLY IN. SAIL AWAY Fabled Orcas Is. 1n the San parad,se. 2 Bdr, 2 bath home with garden. large garaRe & work-shop • additional 2 Bdr & 1 bath apt. for guests or income. l block from private air- port & marina, & beach. l mile to town. Owner must sell. $138"000/ offer. 415-662-22.17 ... ...., to Loen . 127-0fllce WIOOW HAS MONEY for ~ui!y, to.n/t~1. ~1_01000 up. No qualify-K., no penalty. Call Den- ison Assoc. 714/673- 7311. NOW! 50% L T.V Conditional sales contract secured by UCC-1 and improved commercial location. $30.000 @15% 3 yrs. 1109 MO (TOM 261 · 5879) 700-Business Opp't. 1000 SUNBEDS Toning Tables. Sunal-Wolff Tan· nmg Beds. Slender Quest Passive Exerc1s· ers. Call for free cotor catalogue. Save 50%. 1- 800-367-6836 705-GARAGE SALE Turn those unwanted itlems ineo cash. Adwer- .. 10llf y.-d or ..,.._ ... now. 80()..f umiture OFFICE FURNITURE 2 oak executive desk. $350 each. 1 oak exec credenza $300 2 match mg exec chairs S75 each. Sofa $4 75. Oak coffee table $100 720 0156 fqlllprwwt .. _______ , $99 PER MONTH RENT IBM PCdone.640Kdual drive, graphics hiih res monitor. 714-261-2416 828!1nvestments LOOKING for funds need investors with $200,000 All funds . federally insured , guaranteed income, secured by TD Serious 1nquines to Bob 71 4 638 4717 ENJOY 13 15% return tds. Also lend on & bur tds. $10,000 up, 1 m1 plus Call Denison Asso cr ates 714/673·7311 LIEN SALE '2·15 11 a.m. Bayside Villagel 300 E. Cst Hwy, N.B. 967 30' Leeksons CF#0890CZ Hull #A39241 Type Vl. Year unknown. 22' Winns TX 4975DL Hull #4WNMN503D585 Type Vl. . 910-Autos for Sale CAN YOU BUY JEEPS. CARS, 4X4s seized m drug raids tor under $100? Call for facts today. 602-837-3401 Ext 457 910.Aula9 tor .. BUY GOVERNMENT SEIZED AND SURPLUS VEHtCLES FROM $100. Fords, Chevys, CoNettes, etc. in_ "P-Jr area. For info cat~602) 842-1051 Ext 39 • ATTENTION-Govern· ment seized vehic les from $100. fords, Met· cedes, Corvettes, Chevys Surplus buyers guide 602-8JS..o8885 Ext A 3375 ~p 910-Autos for Sale Porsche '87 928 S4 Carmine Red N1th gold leather Fully loaded like new Save 20 Kott new price.'$54.500 Call Mr Hunter 303 499 3713 Toyota '87 TOYOTA CEUCA GT hatchtiack met. grey, custom sky roof, lo mi~ like nu. $12 .. 500 7ov-9590 RELIEF FOR THE WEEKEND WARRIOR • Cl*opcd: ...... N•.,..t Ct*K•el • Meclc:al ~ ....,.a.oc..111.-oro. .. ~w~ -. Maitry ., ..... w ,.._.lllon .._.•me a lul 'i1'91 • ~ ther., of ~w..a...,.aitoPfOW!deyau · Ml** lrllnri • "-.._. c.e • ....._ Our .al hM llcleh V'9 • fJ•dH "'r~ •*'9 and uplfllncl IO IMI& the~ ol • "'-Y9• lh9ti51JIA.cupfnsurt 9od1f'1 IC!twe ~ This '"'*'Otl: _ (714) 851-.8700 (~N EWl'O llT C lllltOCAllE ~ ~ := 4030 Bitch Street BLAIR l. SWEET·JA.. 0.C. -~ --:tr Sulle 103 SHIRLEY GARCIA. CANA, O.C. • ~ =-Newport B•ach. CA 92660 v American Heart Association ~ AGHTif\G Fa?~ LIFE CLASSIFIED PRIVATE PARTY LINE RA TES 2 3 • Weeks WM& 3 Lines 2J.72 27.18 29.98 34.61 36.23 .(2.01 Visa or Mastercard orders may be completed by phone. 4 Lines S Lines 6 Lines 7 Lines t Wffk 14.20 17.26 20.34 23.43 26.49 Wms 19.25 24.02 28.78 33.~ 38.30 42.46 49.41 (714) 631-8120 -• ~·-' USE THIS FORM TO WRITE YOUR AD. (There are approximately 20 characters and spaces per line. minimum 3 lines.) PLEASE PRINT: ... . -J Over 7 Lines Add per line 3.08 All clusif ICd adven&S:na rvns an both papers only. 4.i6 48.7S 56.83 6.26 7.40 BUV 3 WEEKS, GET· I FREE! Deadline: Tuesday. 10:00 a.m. All Classified ads m~ ~ prepaid by cash, check, moM) ord,r. Visa or Mastercard. Please schedul' my cla ified ad for weeks. Endosed i m) check or money ordtt (J>r S ---- 'amt ·Address ------------ ------------City _. ____ __... ___ lip------ NtWport Ensip/Costa Mea News . Ml DoTer Dri•e 1131. Newport l•da, CA 92661 • --~ .. • , .• • ,_ II fl HEIT I. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN An up-close look at the personals A friend of mine bas been looking for love in all the wrong places, so I sent him an ad from the Personals Section. It said, "Adorable Housewife Needs New Direction-Seeks Success- f uJ Gent." generally want a female no more than .-0. The age window for the female potential companion/ date/life mate is around 25 to 40, tops. than JO-he must want to start a f amiJy? If be is affluent and good-looking-let~ get to the bottom line-why does he have to advertise? And what happens the same jet..sct ad, except this time the girl was allowed to be 24-34. Is be having a tough time meeting girls. or what? Why doesn' be read a few lines down from his ad, where a young lady wants to meet an .. attractive mature gentleman I love the personal ads. What exactly, for example, does this housewife want? Does she, in fact, want to continue being an adorable housewife with a new Gent? Or does she want him to finance her undergraduate degree so she can go out and get a job? Or is she; well, not really a housewife at all? Anyway, can you picture her? When I tried to visualize an adorable house- wife, all I could see was a woman in a negligee with Formula 409 in her hand. Sue Kauth 40-plus only?.. But maybe she should call the ••commuting executive in North 0 .C . Monday-Friday. wanting to rent Herc is another one that intrigues me: "Pearl of a girl- seeb gc~t., 35 plus." This search for the more mature man is characteristic of the woman ad- writcrs. All the attractive beach girls pursuing a college degree want to meet the more mature fellows. The gents, however, Hearts ... r11lnu1f n.,. I Beach, was working on Charles' son, Billy, before the family's trip to Arizona. She has been a beauty operator for 40 years and recently sold her beauty salon. She now includes retirement home and convalescent home residents in her volunteer cff orts. "What would I do, coffee klatch?" she asks rhetorically about her retirement. "I like to help people look better, then they feel better and so do I. I love to come here; l look for- Herc is an .. est. professional .who seeks a slender lady under 36... Why? Is thiS man a little abenant? Why not under 35. o,.. is be trying unsuccessfuJJy to be flexible? And bow .. est." is he, for that matter, if be has to use abbreviations to save SSS? Here is an off er a woman will find hard to ref use: "W / F under 30 who prefers not to work, enjoys a jct-set lifestyle and wants to live with a good- looking executive., 6'2• in a relaxing large pool home." The writer is 43; yet the female companion need be no more ward to it." She is a parishioncT at St. Vincent de Paul in Huntington Beach and is especially happy about her daugher, Joy , and son,..in-law Scotty Bourne, who host the radio show .. Follow Mc" on Saturdar mornings. She commented that a book that changes her life was The Robe, which made her want to continue her quest to know Jesus better and stimulated her to further reading of inspirational books. INSURANCE Home Auto Please Ca ll 1·800-367-7877 13011 Newport Avenue #200 Tustin 92680 Out of Shape? Overweight? Lack Energy? 'UTUllE 7TNESS PERSONAL FITNESS CONSV&.TANTS Sta'rt Enjoying the Benefits of Work-Outs With Your OWn Personal Trainer In the Convenience of Your Home or'ice or Gym .. , • BOdy Shaping & Toning • Weight Loss • Increase Energy •Body Composition & Fitness Testing · For a FREE Con ubtion C LL 7 a room from compatible lady, share her company, etc." when his companion in 't he Before you and I give up on relaxing pool home turns, say the ads entirely-as we reel from 39-i.sh? Will she still get to live college coed to SO-plus silver fox there? I just worry. " cxccs-consideT the following By the way, this same ad from an out-of-town paper. turned up a few weeks later. Yes. .., keep wondering why no one TPte A*;e 8IDftltt IS ptesented ~ • publlc setwce from ,,_ Nlwpoqt (ns,cn ..... cnmes Md Mrests ,,, Nawport 8Nch. It should be ttOfed tltM cnmes ~ .,. Olftly those wt.ch .,. rtpotNd lo the Newport 8Nch Pol9ce ~I Mtd .vtests m.de .,. only those $USPK'9d ol cnmes M"1 not those con"9Cf9d MONDAY,JAN.13 CRIM~· 0200 -Vandals reportedly caused $300 in damage to a re ide-nce in the 4200 block of Dana Road. 0845 -Vandals reportedly caused SSOO in damage to Roy 8. Andenon 5.f bool loc•ted at 1900 Port Seab(>.ume. 1130 -Vandal reportedly caused $800 in damage to Stcp:- By-Step Preschool located at 2627 Vista Del Oro. J 640 -Leather jackets valued at $900, sunglasses valued at $120 and jewelry valued at S280 were reported stolen from Robinson's located at IOI New- port Center Drive. 2400 -A reside~tial burglary reaultiq ·in an undetermined loa was reported io the ~ block ol 36th. ARllUTS 0245 -Edward William Pace. 27. of Aaw..sno was arrested on smpicion of drunk drivina. 1930 -O•aory Ridaard Ball, 19, of Newport Beach was amlted oa ••peioa ol receiv-illa ~ •okn property. 21l0 -o..111 s... er..r~ 11, of Newport leacla waa 81Tlllld 09 I IJD• of pGllll sion of amcphetamines. Tl1£SDA Y, JAN. 2A CRIMES IOOO -A tennis racquet valued at S2SO was reported stolen from a locker room in the 2600 block of EastblufT. 1020 -A skateboard valued at $100 and cassette tape valued at Sl7S were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 3200 block of Clay. 121 S -A bomb threat was reported at the City Library located at 856 San Clemente. 1412 -Vandals reportedly caused SSOO in damage to a vehicle in the 900 block of Irvine. ARRESTS • 020S -Christopher Mastro- paolo, 18, of Huntington Be.ch was arrested on suspicion of drunt drivina. 184S -Allen John Lindsey, 23. of Los Aqeles was anested on 1mpicio1t of murder. ·· WEDNUDAY, JAN.15 CRIMIS 0930 -Sheet aluminum and bv 1tock valued at SJ 7 .JOO wu reported stolen from Jacobi lad.aria located at 896 Pro- dKtioll Pila. 1530 -. Tools valued .a S6t1 were reported atoa. from a bas snapped up the cutest never- marricd .-0.year-old in Orange County. She"s trim, attractive. loves travel and tennis, has a great career and is very together. But she"s discriminating and likes men with traditional values and a contemporary outlook . Why haven' I snapped her up myself? Because I married her sister ... That is too wondcrlul. Please don' let me be a psychologist with this man and try to see if he has a crush on bis sister-in- law. After all, it's almost ·Val- entine's Day. 'Look for love anywhere you can! Sue Kauth u a counselor at a /i>cal hi1h school. residence in the 3200 block of Broad. 2030 -Audio &nd video equip- ment valued at S67S were reported stolen from a residence in the 200 block of Diamond. ARRESTS OSOO -Gary Victor Burton, 33, of Orange was arrested on sus- picion of possession of metham- phetamines. 2345 -Keith Charles Evans, 32, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of imper- sonating another to make them liable. THURSDAY, JAN. 26 CRIMES 090S -Vandals reportedly caused $700 in damage to the Fieldstone Company located at 14 Corporate Plaza. 0910 -Hubcap valued at $200 were reportecl stolen from a vehicle in the Newport Harbor High School parking lot. 1400 -Miscellaneous mer- chandise valued' at $2,949 was reported stolen resulting from the misuse of a credit card at Household Bank located in Fashion Island. ARRESTS 0320 -Brendan Christopher Harrington. 21, of Irvine was arrested on suspicion of drunk' ·driving. . 0330-Ronald Wayne Law on Jr .• 20, of Irvine was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. 1910 -Marperite Lou Star- wick, JO of Pboenix, Ariz., was arrated OD tutpicion of robbery. 1910-Budcly Richard Canon, 2S, of Plaoc•ix, Ariz., was ....... Oii ...... of rob.bay. I • / . " fflEIAIY I. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS FUIHIY II. 1111 ,_IC • I _. ". . Cover Home Offered by ... Catherine Frinier of Waterfront Homes .. if ' ' • HR IC FHllAI! I. 1• THE NEWPORT i!NSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS FUIUIT ll 1• ·Home of the Week ~ Cameo Shores home ·has sweeping view, amenities BY CHERYL STERLING mentally with its surroundings Anyone strolling through this and has white stucco walls and week's featured home, 115 Mil-fieldstone steps up to the entry. ford in Corona del Mar's Cameo Dramatic columns add a final Shores, would be hard pressed touch. to label its style. The home's Throu'gh the . whitewashed decor eclectically combines the wood double entry doors, guests loob of Southwest, California will find themselves in a T- contemporary, rustic, Oriental, sh.aped entry hall with terracotta continental and neo-classical pavers extending through to all and flows together to achieve living areas. perfect harmony. To the right of the entry is part Cameo Shores is well-known of the hall leading to inside for its large, luxurious and access to the three-car garage. At rambling homes, and this home the end of this hall is a set of takes that space and derives French doors with beveled glass maximum benefits. Allowing all leading out to a sideyard and of those styles to come together Japanese garden. was a feat accomplished, but one ·At the left of the h~ through thing remains consistent, it takes a door, is a wing containing two advantage of where it is. A r bedrooms, one with private multitude of skylights allows the ba~ French doors out to the open fecliq and provides nat-central courtyard and a luxur- ural light. Adding to that arc the ious bath, which serves the many unobstructed windows, bed.room and pool area. looking out to the sweeping The first bedroom overlooks panorama of beach, ocean and the front of the home through beyond. its bay window with leaded '7his home is an ideal execu-beveled glass in diamond-shaped tive rel.rat, away from everyday panes. The window scat is pressures," said Catherine Frin-padded. A rectangular skylight ler with Waterfront Homes, adds to the natural light. A listing agent for the property. "It display shelf runs along the ii an elegantly remodeled show-perimeter of one wall, above the place, with spectacular detail mirrored sliding door wardrobe. and tasteful subtleties in decor." The second bedroom also has In addition, a highly sophis-a skylight, but it is located in ticatcd security system will off er the corner and has an interesting the maximum in protection. pie shape. An extra touch is the PRIVATE BEACHES AND entrance to a cellar, which is MORE perfect for wine storage. A wa.lk- Camco Shores is located at the in closet serves this room as docs very south of Corona del Mar. a private bath, with white bcf ore Coast Highway opens up ceramic tile on the counters, to the hills and uninterrupted floors and around the glasscd- coutlinc. The community has in shower/spatub. Both bed- tbree private beaches, and this rooms have plush, neutral car- is one of the f cw homes that has pcting. diRCt access to one of them. But The bath at the end of the hall the beaches arc just a small part services the fint bedroom and of what a homeowner in Cameo the pool atca. The bath bas white Shores will realize. Custom ceramic tile on all of the walls, living at ill fmest will be found on the counters surrounding the here. double sinks and around the The home is located just above elegant Roman tub, which looks ooe of tbc private beaches, which out on the courtyard. A bay opens up from the verdant window and skylight over the Morning Canyon. The exterior tub provide the perfect comple- of tbe home blends in environ-ment. A frosted glass door gives access to the pool. ENTERTAINMENT AND ELEGANT LIVING The long tcrrjl cotta tile hall- way leads down to the rest of the living area for the home. This is truly a home that is designed for elegant living or grand-scale entertaining. The hall has a bank of windows with plantation shutters facing out to the central courtyard and pool area. On the other side is the guest powder room, with an aspen wood pullman that has been stained and lacquered, topped with red marble. A brass basin, wall sconces and custom wall cover- ing complete the scene. Another door leads to the ~undl)'_arca and a bedroom that may be used as a maid's quarters. The laundry room is spacious and bas a splash sink. The bedroom is also spacious and bas a bay window with a padded window scat built into a grotto. It overlooks the seren- ity of the Japanese garden with its quaint lanterns. A sliding mirrored wardrobe serves the room as does a private bath with linen wall covering, coffered ceiling, a pedestal sink and a glassed-in shower/ tub. Beyond the door to the laundry room and maid's quar- ters is a set of ·French doon to the Japanese garden. A set of terra cotta 1tep1 leads up to the loft den. which is a cozy little nook for relaxing and watching television. A bowed wrought-iron railing and a pi<> ture window arc highlighted. To the left is the elegant dining room which opens up to the formal living room. Bullnose comen arc used throughout this portion of the home. A bank of windows and sliding glass doon with plantation sbutten looks out on the central courtyard. The dining room bas an inter- estiQg ceilina fan light and a large, clear skylight over the table. An opening to the kitchen that acts as a pustbrougb to the dining room bas a granite coun- tertop. Step down to the living room, with its river rock fireplace and unobstructed windows to the breathtaking view of waves breaking on the beach. Planta- tion sbutten arc used on the windows looking out to the central courtyard. Sliding glass doors and a set of French doors lead out to the patio deck on the ocean side. Windows wrap around and continue all the way to the kitchen, which employs the best of everything. A little sitting area adjacent to the kitchen may be used u an informal dining arcL Windows here offer an unob-· structed view. A central island topped with granite is also a wet bar and serves as a breakfast bar. Beyond is the kitchen. A skylight allows in natural light, u does the multitude of win- dows. Granite counten arc used here as are the upen wood cabinets, which arc stained and lacquered to a high glou finish. 1bc rcf rigerator is built in and flush to the counter top to provide continuity.A gu Roden rangetop is set into the granite· counter and double Dacor ovens are below. The microwave is up above. The double sink hu a - .. veggie set into the middle. MASTER LUXURY A door of( the ball leads to the luxurious muter suite. This room is very unique bec•use the elegant accompanyina bath is actually a part of the bedroom. The slecpma area is located in an alcove with windows over- looking the ocean. Plantation shutters arc used on the win- dows. Leave the sliding glass doors open and listen .to the sound of the breaken. OUTDOOR GRANDEUR This home allows an owner to take advantage of the outdoor .. California lilestyle. It is built around a central courtyard, with extensive use of rock around the spectacular koi pond and pool. The pool bu a black bottom for quiet· beating and energy effi- ciency. A door on one side of the home leads to the ·dry sauna and another door to the bath. REALTOR INFORMATION/ FINANCIAL FACTS The home is listed at S2,69S,OOO by Catherine Frinier of Waterfront Ho~ 1be office is located at 2600 Eut Coast Highway, in Corona del Mar. For information or viewing, call 76()..3600. ••t••.., .. . , 2600 East Coast Highway, Corona de/ Mar Now Open!! Please Stop By C.U Ill UI Sharp duplex in great south of high- way location. Charming 2 bdrm cottage with gtNming hardwood floors & fireplace, nice patio & 2 bdrm unit in rear. Walk to beach, shops & restaurants. REDUCED!! 111 -1411 ................................• 1111.• VILLA IAlllA Spacious bachefor with gas kitchen, tile counters, microwave & separate bedroom nook. Great location with large patio on green beft. bike to beach. 17 ............ •' ....................... 1111.• EAITllDE COITA IEIA Very spacious 6 bedroom, 3 bath home. Super location nearbuaesTshopping &across from church. Great for large family or possible board &care home. 111-1411 ................................. 1!75.• IUCI CLllE condo in West Newport. Like new bi-level contemporary 2 bd, 2 bath condo with terrific ocean views. High <*lings. skylights, separate dining room, 5 large patios & att. double garage. Ul-1411 ................................. IMI.• IEWfllT neighborhood. Lovely custom 3 bdrm home with aeparate large master suite, family & formal dining rooms on spacious lot One story with freshly painted & landscaped .exterior & R. V. access. 111-1411 ................................. 1141.511 co•u IEL IAI Exciting new contemporary condo- miniums. Split level, open, bright 3 bdrms with fireplace, family room, Inside laundry & dble garage au with top of the line appUanoea & fixturea. SeYeral patios & professional landscaping for a private woodsy feellng. Near completion! Ul-1411 ................................. 1111.• Ull lllE Vacant lot at quiet end of prestigious Island. Lot cleared and ready for yourdream home. 111 ·1411 ...................•.•........... MM.• IEWf RT ... o extra large comer lot Bright & cheerful 3 bdrm waterfr()flt home with den & huge patio next to aandy beach. Paver tile floors, beamed ceilings & cozy ftreplace. Community pools & tennis. Price Includes the land. Ul-1411 ..............................•.. 14., .• WOT IEWPllT, 1 house to oceal'\front Beautiful remodeled Cape Cod 3 bdrm home, R-2 lot with room for unit Ocean view from master, used brick fireplace In living room & brick patio. Turn-key with new kitchen & baths. 131-1411 ................................. 1515.• •EWPORT IEJlm custom 4 bdrm Mediterranean style home with high ceilings In the living area, formal dining & spacious country kitchen with nook. Built around an entry courtyard, it has a large sun deck & ocean & bay views. An immaeulate property. ~ 631 -1400 ................................. 1569.000 U. NWll.A Stunning t\mtemporary 2 bdrm In full MCUrity building with dOOrman. Granite counter tops, carpeted & marble ftoora. etched glau entry doora & 1'9CHled lighting. Exciting channel water views. 111·1• .............................. · ... 1111.• I CORONA DEL MAR 2600 E. COAS:t HIGHWAY ' . 714-760-3600 IEWfllT IElllTI Wonderful remodeted 3 bdrm home plua separate mother-In-law qrtrs over detached triple garage. Beautifully decorated, hardwood floors. peeked smooth ceilings & paned windows plus used brick fireplaces in living room & master with ocean view. Lovely mature garden with deck & spa. U 1-1411 .......................... IUICEI IHI.• ** NEW LISTINGS ** u• llU Beautiful Cape Cod cottage on oversized 45' lot Bright & open with 2 bdrms & formal dining room built around sunny brick patio. Beamed ceilings, Fr. doors, paned windows, Berber carpet & lovely decor. Super Lido value! U1 -1411 ................................. 1511.• IUCll IAY Recentty remodeled designer's own home, shows like a model. Flexible property with 3 bdrms. 2 baths & family room plus a 1 bdrm apt or can easily convert to spacious 4 bdrm home oriented around a large sunny brick patio. Bright and open floor plan with a sophisticated beachside appeal. beamed ceilings & fresh all white decor. . :~-~~~--~l~~y;,;:.;~·~~~~~~. ;::'..:i": bdrm home with fabulous ocean views from family & dining areas, master bdrm & skylit kitchen with granite & marble accents. Pale lush carpeting. oversized pavers & plantation shutters throughout Many rooms open to the private flagstone patio set with rock edged pool with waterfall, oriental land- scaping & footbridge. There are 2 spas, a sauna & a sophisticated audio security system. 1 .... 11• ................................. ai.•.• POllllLA PDllT Masterfully remodeled classic 3 bdrm home with den/study (or 4th bdrm). family room, formal dining room· and country kitchen. Beamed celling In living & dining rooms, 2 fireplaces, paned windows, new carpet & beautiful landscaping. Just steps to ocean & 1 block to bay. 111 -1411 ................................. 1111.• If.A llUll Elegant townho'me with views of back bay & city lights. Living room with marble fp, family room, dining room & gourmet kitchen with oak cabinets & flooring & granite counters at upper view levef with 2 bdrms down. Master has mirrored celling, spacious drealng & lavish bath with whlrfpool tub. U1·1411 ................................. llH.• P£lllllLA PlllT ICOIFlllT Fabulous 4 bdrm. upside · down house with Incredible views. Spacious, bright rooms with terrazzo & parquet flooring, custom shutters, skylights & an elevator. Fireplaces In downstairs family room & gracious upstairs living room. 111·1411 .............................. (L•) 1715.• IALllA Ill.AID Just off the south bayfront with sit down views from the living room. Great Potential with lots of room for expansion of this charming, freshly refurbished 3 bdrm home with new roof, paint & papers on 40' lot Large side & front patios. outside laundry & double garage. 173·11GO ................................. ll00.000 UDO 11lE Tow-traffic corner plus oversized 35' lot Custom Mediterranean home with 3 bdrms & den starting construction. Oriented around south facing patio. To be built to highest standards Asking price is completed pkg. Owner will consider selling tand & approved plans. 131-1411 ................................. 1175.• . DCOIFmll beautiful custom 3 bdrm home on corner lot built tor present owner. Pristine condition, root top deck with ape oft wonderful den with wetbar. Master w"' ftreptace. balcony & super ocean & sunset views. All attractively landscaped. 111-1411 .................................... . U. llU Beautifully designed 5 bdrm home on almost double lot Professionally decorated & finished to perlection with formal dining & family room• & den, pened wtndowa. Fr. doors & beamed ceilings in living room. Beautifuny landscaped bricked patio with priv ... epa. 111·1• ...................................... . NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2A36 W. COAST-HIGHWA¥ --=~~ 714-631-1400 ' IALllA llWI ·Victorian bayfront with 3 bdrms, dock & terrific views. Immaculate with new berber carpet, it has a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, den & fireplaces in living & famity rooms & master suite. 17a.tm ............ ················· ....... . DOVEi &•El Newly refurbished bayfront Contempo- rary 3 bdrm with den, family room & fabulous huge master suite. Terraced bayside patios with spa & built- in BBQ-adjoin the dock for a large yacht Steps to-- community beach in a . lovefy established family neighborhood, walk to schools. 131·1411 ................................ 11 .!51.• UIU 111.E "Manor House" with 4 bdrms, den I guest, 2nd floor gallery, 2 story entry, gourmet kitchen. cozy family room & elegant formal bayfront dining room. Leaded & stained glass windows & Fr. doors open to the spectacular bay view & to the terrace leading to a dock for 2 large boats. 131 ·1• ................................ 11 .... . ODI llLE Exciting contemporary architecture in a great Udo Nord view location with a gorgeous dock for 2 large yachts. Multilevel with basements & totally private roofdeck, floor to ceiling walls of glass, marble floors, soaring ceilings. gourmet kitchen, bayview format dining & huge master suite. Ul-1411 ................................ II.Ill.• -ClllU Ill UI at the beach with magnificent· views of sand, sky, ocean & harbor entrance. Gen«ousty scared on two lots, this 3 bdrm home is decprated with rare integrity to ha dramatic contemporary architecture. A featured home in .. Orange County" magazine, the bright & open ,_ing is highlighted by bleached hardwood floors & 1 O' mahogany doors.. 131 ·1• ................................ II.Ill.Ill llllECUFn Oceanfront estate In this special Corona del Mar community with private beeches. Contem- porary 5 bdrm, built with the ultimate In materials & fixtures. Several oceanfront terraces with a hUQe pool & spa extend the panoramic views. Over 29~ sq. ft. lot & 108' of coastline. REDUCED!! 131 ·1411 ................................ U.151.• UIDA llll bayfront with a premier harbor view. The epitome ot casual elegance showcased in this fabulous home with 3 complete master suites. banquet sized dining room, entertaining areas & gracious living room opening to bayfront terraces plus slips for 2 large yachts. (one up to 75') with extra side bes. The finesr materials & custom lighting. sound & secunty systems. 631 ·1400 ................................ 13.175.DOO &..-al t.yfront wfth 12' of waterfront. grm views & private pool. Extensively remodeled 3 bdrm including large master with Fp .. study & blllcony. ~rmet kitchen with granite counters & ~. Top quality. 111·1• .. : ............•........•......• 11 .111.111 BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE ~~--~~31S MARINE AVE. 71•673-6 ( Realtor spotlight: Century 21 Inland Pacific "----The gold jackets shine at Cei1tury 21 Inland Pacific's gala .. } , • BY CHERYL STEHLING The famous gold jacket, a trademark among those who hang their shingles at any Cen- tury 21 real estate office, is easily rec.ognizable. This past week- end, gold jackets were in abun- . dance at the Registry Hotel, where the International Man- agement Academy was held for Cen~ury 21 . The weekend was capped by an elegant cocktail •James, spokesperson for Cen- party at the Newport Beach tury 21 Inland Pacific. office of Century 21 Inland Century 21 is a full-service Pacific. organization, with its own inter- Tberc were 160 ne)Y brokers national relocation department, from all over the United States national and international prop- and Canada present for a week-erty management and invest- end. of seminars and workshops ment division, title insurance, centering around recruitment, escrow. financing and public marketing strategy, service and relations divisions and a career production, according to Jodi develo pment center in which a CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT RATE COMPARISON Date: I/ 31 /89 . 30days 91days 6mos 9mos lyr 2yr Jyr Sbearson Lehman Hutton. 19000 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach, Ca. 8.75 8.85 8.75 8.90 9.10 9.00 9.00 BANKS Shearson Money Market 8.43% Tax Free Money Market 5.48% Bank of Newport S.20 6.35 7.00 7.00 7.25 First Interstate Bank S.00 6.40 7.55 7.55 7.6{) 7.70 7.70 El Dorado Bank 6.70 1. ro 7.10 7.70 7.90 8.00 Security Pacific National Bank 5. 70 6.70 6.-70 7.70 7.90 8.10 8.10 Bank of America 5.00 6.35 7.75 7.75 8.00 8.JO 8.10 _, SAVINGS cl LOANS Hawthorne SclL 7.05 8.00 8.25 8.35 8.40 8.40 Home Savings 6.50 7.33 8.07 8.07 8.11 8.11 8.11 Great Western ' 6.60 7.75 8.10 8.10 8.10 8.25 8.25 Far West Sct.L 7.40 7.45 8.00 t 8.00 8.05 8.20 8.25 Downey Savings cl Loan 7.50 8.10 8.SO 8.SO 8.55 8.80 8.80 a note from maur-y Open Sat, Sun 1-4 322 .lris 4yr 9.00 7.75 8.IS • 8.JO ' 8.45 8.15 8.30 8.90 Corona del Mar duplex, South of highway. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, family area, dining ~ ar~a. Bright 2 bedroOm·, 2 bath apartment. $593,008 ********'*** ·~For .. Newport Blvd .. Commer:cial-approximately 1,200 sq. ft. new sales associate actually works with a proven top pro- ducer in his or her first few months with the company, James said. The Newport Beach office of Century 21 Inland Pacific is one· of 11 offices owned by broker W. Gary Howard, which stretch from Norwalk to San Clemente. Howard began with an office in La Palma, 10 years ago. James said offices in the Century 21 Inland Pacific system are under- going extensive facelifts and the Newport Beach office represents the prototype. Everyone present was aware of what the real estate market is like in the Harbo r Area, and a few were actually surprised at the average cost of a home in 'Orange County. But Tony Antonioli, who is a broker at an office in Northern Virginia, said tbafS I million will get a buyer a home '4at the top of the hill. "He said bis area is comparable to that of Newport Beach. Joe Ashurst fom Millidgeville, G., said he first visited the Harbor Area in 1956. He remembers acres of orange ' groves and bcanficlds and was amazed at the change. - Gene Smith fom Columbia, Mo., was visiting the area for the first time a nd drew huge com- parisons between what the dollar will buy here versus what a buyer would realize in his area. "You can get a brand new, three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,400 square-foot home for about $60.000," he said. "That same home mi ght cost you $300,000 here." But he said he still would like to come here and live a nyway. despite the huge difference in cost . Marie Kachma rsky from Hamilto n, Ontario, Canada, was the winner of a door prize. She said the av.eragc cost of a home in her area, which is just outside of Toronto, is about $240,000 to $250-,000 Canadian Cllll111••N1 IC CAPE COD IN NEWPORT Custom "salt box" home, traditional 3 bed- room, 2~ bath. Newly refurbished-new paint, newCOriantilecouoters, beautiful rroJe-in condition. Shutters tt~roughout, par:quet floors, large closets, master suite on ground floor, dining room, 3-car garage, fireplace. Call Diane Knight for appointment to see. S595,000 • REALTY WORLD NEWPORT BEACH 642·5200 --=-- - --- ---------~ COSTA MESA OFFICE 2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Expect the best~~ (714) 64.5-0303 Register To Win A New BMW 325i! Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Services invites you to celebrate the !'Jew Year by participating in our most exciting promotion ever -we are holding a drawing fora 1989 BMW 325i! Don'tmissthisopportunityto win an attractive new BMW ... compliments of your area specialist at Coldwell Banker! The 1989 BMW 325i is on display at Crevier ~MW in the Santa Ana Auto Mall. DRAWING TO BE HELD WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, -MARCH 15, 1989 PLEASE CALL 645-0303 . . I ' . REV A SAMUELS , SUE MOGHADDAM , MICKIE PEARSON CHRISTINE DYER TAMARRAH ANDERSON DAVID GOLBAHAR CAROLYN ENGLISH JEANNINE STAKE MADELINE MARCONI CAMMIE WALKER 0 ·1cK JANTZER LEO RACHFORD . . .. -• Into Real Estate February m~rket update-. for Newport Beach .11!.m~ ~ND Typical is an ocean view home G 'in Barbor View Hills which The ...,.eedina frenzy" activity received multiple offers in in local real estate seems to ha-ve December after just a couple of abated somewhat. Properties weeks on the market. One of the remain on the market for several otren •as accepted, and tbc weeb and scU at p~ compar-home was in escrow. Tb C1Crow able to those received in the fall recently fcU apart, and the home of 1988. It appean to be a is still for Sale. healthy, stabilizing tmld. The in-ventory of homes for The most acti-ve market, typ-sale appears to. be still smaller ically spring and sum.mer, bas than in recent -normal• yean not yet arriwd, so cbanaes are but more plentiful than it was possible. But local cscrow com-in the summer of 1988. Some panies, title representative and areas are ~gbter" than othen. TCalton report that the market-According to information thouah active-is somewhat available to realtors who elong quieter th~ the frenzy of the f to the multiple listing service of past summer. the Newport Harbor Costa Century 21 · gala . • • Ctr 1 t'1iiiiA-~:-; dollars, of ...,..ln'el~- M ichael Jones from Sutton, Mass., said it is a buyer's market in his state right now. For an average of S 180,000. a person could buy a 1,700-square-foot, three-bedroom, two bath home. Just outside of Chkago, Illi- nois, where Gerald Brown hails fro~ be said a nice. I 0,000 square foot mansion can be found for about SlS0,000. .. But it's snowing and cold there, .. he said, laughing. Perhaps the most amazing of all questioned were Dennis R And Donald Bassinger (roman oilice in Findlay, Ohio. This area is very rural, they said. A home avcraaes about S6S.tm. But for $300,000, a buyer can pick up a large home on a wooded lot, with ac~. But the competition is very tough in their small town. Both credit the good naine of Century 21 in their succc:ss. .. Without this gold jacket, we wouldn't be alive," said Russell. Century 21 Inland Pacif ac is located at 2 Corporate Plaza, Newport Beach. For more inf or- matio~ call 650-1121. Mesa Board of Realton, there are only a handful of listings currently available in the Spy- glass~ o( Corona del Mar. Duplexes are none too plentiful either, with barely a doun or so currently offered for sale. In Barbor. View Homes, an area of approximately I ,200 homes, there is currently an invaatory of about I~ percent of the homes on the market. This compares to 3 to 4 percent of inventory in years lite 1984 and 1985. Nevertheless, it is more than the mere 3 or 4 listin~ available in the entire tract during early summer months of the last year. What will the future bring? Your guess is as good as ours. We suspect that this year will provide an active real estate market with prices remaining at current levels. Some predictions are for stilt more appruiation on area homes. If you have been considering selling your home, spring and summer of 1989 are probably as good as any of recent times. Be sure to call your favorite real , estate agc1lt ·f ant, though, to get an up-to-date market analysis. This is vitally important to you. Such an analysis will show you recent comparable sales in your ~ It will show you what is currently on the market that wouJd be "'competition .. to your listing. Fmally,. your real estate agent will suggest a current fair market value of your property, based on the comparable figures. Gerry and Christa Lon6 are owner.1 of Uong1 of Newport, a local firm which handles re.1identlal properties in the Newport Beach area. 1Jiey can ~ recMd at 64()-5664. Study calls for 17°/o rise. in home prices Declines in the supply of new single-family detached housing in Orange County will continue to exert upward pressures on prices in 1989, according to a study recently conducted for Barratt American. The study estimates that new single-fflmily detached housing prices will increase an average .of 17 .2 percent, well above the appre- ciation of most other invest- ments. "What we're seeking is a s·tructural shift in supply and demand that's not going away for at least the next two years," according to the study's author, real estate economist Paul Boyce, Ph.D. Barratt American conducted the study to better predict the future of the Orange County housing market. Barratt Div- isional President Dale Dowen " says the forecast is of particular value beCausc it is the first to combine · both demand and supply-side data of the local singlc-f amily detached market. Boyce, who bolds a doctorate in economics fro m the U niver- sity of California-Santa Bar- bara, points to increased devel- opment costs as one of the major factors squeezing supply:. "Eco- nomic theory tells us that as productio n costs rise, the n supply must fall. .. It's estimated that roughly 30 percent of the price of a new home in the county pays fo r development fees, taxes and other costs related to the lengthy building approval process,·· 'Boyce continues. ..With infra- structure costs also taking a bigger percentage of the new home price, it is no wonder that the supply of new homes in the county is declining ... Boyce says that increasingly scarce, and therefore more costly, developable land further contrai~ supply now and for the future. The Newport Ensign reaches more million-dollar homes in Newport Beach than any other newspaper. In fact, it reaches more homes on the waterfront, Lido Ijlt, in Dover Shores and in olde Corona del Mar1han any of its competition. From Cameo Shores . "" to Balboa Island, Harbor View Hills to Peninsula Point, The Newport Ensign blankets the city's finest and most affluent communities, with local news and thoughtful commentary. In all, 25,000 homes receive The Newport Ensign each week. . So it is not surprising that 12% of the respondents in Baker Communications' 1988 survey say their -~ home is currently valued at $1,000,000 or more. Another 12 % say theirs is valued at between $750,000 and $999 ,999. And another one-third report their Type of Dwelling Own Home Own Condominium NE 88% 6% Lease Home 6% Other Real Estate NE Business Proper~y 37% Weekend or Vacation Home 28% home's value to be between $500,000 and $749 ,999 . Combined, 57%-almost six out of every ten-report a current market value in excess of a half-million dollars. Because The Newport Ensign delivers to homes instead of su bscribers, 94% of the respondents own · their own residence. And, 37% own busines prop- erty, while 28% own a weekend or a vacation home. · If you 're~ local realtor who li t or ell fine r ew- port Beach homes, the only way to reach this lucrative · market is to advertise in The Newport Ensign. And if you 're a local resident who is thinking of selling, make sure that your realtor advertises in The Newport Ensign ... the only local million-dollar readership. Current Market Value of Home Under $200,000 $200 ,000 -$399 ,999 $400,000 -$499 ,999 $500,000 -$749,999 $750,000 -$999,999 $1,000,000 and over · .. ,. NE 2% 17% 24% 33% 12% 12% .. The Newport Ensign .. • ,_. RID RIYl.-1-THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS f91UIY I& I• Le s .. .. NOTICE Of 0£.ATH ANO Of PETITION TO ADMINISTER UTATtOf: IW.KJIHllEYER CASE NO. Al465U To all heirs, beneficiaries. creditors. continaent creditors, and persons who may be otherwise interested in the will or estate, or both, of: Ralph Meyer A PETITION has been filed by Rose K. Meyer in the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, requestina that Rose K Meyer be appointed as personal represent· atlve to administer the estate of the decedent THE PETITION requests authority to administer the estate under the Independent Adm1n1stration of Estates Act (This authority allows the personal_representahve to take many actions without. obtaining court approval Before takma ce~1n actions. however, the personal representative is required to give notice to interested persons unless they have waived notice or consented to the pr~ action ) The independent admin1strat1on authority will be aranted unless an interested person f1~s an obtect1on to this petition and shows good cause why the court should not crant the authonty A HEARING on the petition will be held on February 16, 1989. at 1 45 pm in Dept. #3 located at 700 C1v1c Center Drive. 1n the City of Santa Ana. Cahfom1a 92701 IF YOU OBJECT to the grantina of the petition, you should either appear at t~ hearina and state your ob1ect1ons or file written objections with the court before the hearm& Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a continaeot creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court and mail a copy to the personal reprewntative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as prOYJded in section 9100 of the California Probate Code. The time for fihn1 claims will not expire pri« to four months trom the date of the hean1"11 noticed above • YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you «e a person interested IA the~. ~ file With the court a formal Request for Spec~I Notice of the films of an inventory and appraisement of estate assets Ot of any petition 0t eccount as provtded in sectlOO 1250 of the Clhfomia Probate Code A Request for Special Notice f0tm 1s available from the court clerk. Att0tney for petitioner .> JOHN C. PENNEY ------t'ENNEY &. PENNfY AttomeyJ It L.r.v 34 71 Via Lido, Ste. 203 Newport Beach. 1/26.212,2/9 CA 92664 (714) 673·71 20 1948 PUllUC NOTICE PUllUC NOTICE ncnnous 8USINUS FJCTITtOUI .,.EU NAMllTATIMENT NAMEITATElllHT The followinc person is The a..1 doin1 busmess as ATLAN· •1.r1loWina person is . TIC LIMOUSINE & TICKET dotna business as INTE RIORS BY MAR.JEAN. 3101 SERVICE. 3700 Newp0rt Corte Martn, Newport Blvd . Newpof1 Beach, CA Beach, CA 92660 92660 Robert B Pope, 3101 Donald Lee Beck Jr.. Corte Marin, Newport 24351 t<urt Court, Moreno Be.ch, CA 92660 Vtli.y, CA 92388 • • This business is con· Ttus bu,1nen 11 con· ducted by husband and ducted by hu,band and wife -~he r1111tran1 eom· The rtJ•Strant com· menced to transect buSJ· menced tO tranMCt bu i neH undef the fictitious neu under the hct1llO'-'i bulineu neme ltst«t •bolie bu$1'*' namt ltsted ~ on 1~7-'9 5'cned Donald on 1·27-89 SCntd Robeft -tM licil Jr. 8 Pope T .. IUtement w•s filed Thti ~ wn filed with the County C•k of with the CountJ Clertl of er.,.. County on Jtn 30, r::" County on JM 30, i•. F40U41 :r:z211,w ... . 21221121112123 ... -. NOTICE Of DEAlH ND Of PETTT10N TO ADMINISTER ESTATE Of: ALEXANDRA CLARK COX.aka s.ndyCox ~NO.A148237 To al heirs, benelda-rtes, aecltors, contin- gent crdors, and per- sona who may be other- wise Interested In the wll or estate, or both, of: Alexandra Clark Cox. aka San~~~ A ON has been Ned by Nancy Matie Van Prug, aka Nancy Marie Selert Magnani In the Superior Court of C&ifor- nia, County of Orange, requestlig that Nancy M...se Van Praag, aka NMcy Marie Selers Mllgnant be appointed as personal representa- tJve to admlnlster the es- tate of the decedenty THE PETITION re- quests authority to admJ. nlster the estate under the Independent AdmJn._ stratk>n of Estates Act. (This authority ahows the personal representative to take many actions without obtaining court approval. Before taking certain actions. however, the personal representa- tive Is requwed to give no- tice to Interested per- sons unless they have waived notice or consen- ted to the proposed ac-":J,, The Independent a latratJon authority wil be granted unless an Interested person ftles an objection to this petitlon and shows good cause why the court should not grant the authority. "-- A HEARING on the P• tJtJon wilt be held on February 23, 1989, at 1 :45 p.m .• In Dept. 13 lo- cated at 700 Civic Center Drtve, In the City of Santa Ana, California 92701 . IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hear- ing. Your appearance may be In person or by your attorney. If YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or a contingent cre- ditor of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court and mal a copy to the personal rep- res.,blltve ~led by the court within four months from the date of ht Issuance of letters as provided In section 9100 of the Caltfomia Probate Code. The time for ftlng dllms wfl not eacplre pn- or to four months from the dlte ot the hearing nobdebovt YOU MAY EXAMINE the • kept by the court H you are a persoo Inter- ested In the estate. you ~ Ne wfth the court a formal Request for Sp• a.I Notice ot the ftlng of an lnv.,tOfY and ap- pralsement of estate as· aets or of any petttJon or account as provided In section 1250 of the eaa. fomla Probate Code. A Request for SpeeiaJ No- tJce form ii available from the court deft<. Attomey for petitioner. MARJORIE E. REED Attomey at Law 17151 Newhope St., Ste.101 FountaJn Veley, CA 82708 ~~hlng Notice: T HAR- BOR ENSIGN. (AOR483437) Jan 28,Feb 02. 08 1938 ~~# ~GEORGEEL~NS ~-- coMPANY . BEVtRLY HILLS NENTWOOO HANCOCK PARK NEWPORT 6£.ACH Si PALM DESERT SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO -SAN MARINO SPECTACULAR BLUFFS CONDO · High beamed ceilings, very bright. private end unit with beautiful greenbelt view off lovely wood deck patio. and 3 hole putting green. Back bay & sunset views from balcony, hvmg rm and master bdrm. Hand turned wood banister, new kitchen cabtnets & quality appliances. security system rn ~his popular G plan built rn 1980. If you hke being m a spacious home this condo 1s the answer. Pnce including the land $4.15.000.. · &LUFF'S BEST BUY. RARE FREE ST ANDING CONDO · Come now to see this popular 3 bdrm. 2lh ba "X" plan w/separate dmrng ·area + eating area & fam rm off kitchen. Many xtras & upgrades rnclude parquet entry, berber crpt, shutters & mtrrors, an enclosed wraparound patio with a pmate spa 1s also a special feature. It 1s situated on a quiet cul-de-sac off Vista Umbrosa near the Npt Sch Tennis Club, comm. pool. parks, schools. churches & Eastbluff Shopping Ctr. It's beautiful & $385.000 incl. the land. I NEWPORT BEACH I A BEACHFRONT PROPERTY ON THE BAY IN NEWPORT · A wonderful two story home in e•clusive Beacon Bay with an expansive view of the bay & city hghts as well. This 1s a very special community that reflects the Newport Beach Lifestyle. Private beach & 2 large view .decks Sl.400,000 NEW LISTING. FRONT ROW ON THE SANDI · This spacious 5 brm home 1s one of Newport Penmsula's best values The ocean view is spectacular, & there 1s an inner courtyard for pmacy on summer evenings The residence en10ys 2 car garage + extra parking, security system updated kitchen. & much more. $825.000 . BACK ON THE MARKET! · This owner 1s ready to move. so submit all offers! Sharp, clean & affordable 3 bdrm. 2~ ba. Enclosed private patio with pretty flowers & pfants Easy living 10 beaut•ful Newport Beach & convenient to all Walk to community pool, Eastbluff shoppeng center. tennis. churches. schools. & parks Affordable ptice includes the land. &265.000 BLUFFS. NEW LISTING. A PICTURE PER- FECT #10 ·Every detail in this home was done with perfection & tic. New crpt & hie. freshly painted w/textunzed walls. totally redone ba rcn. special heat treated vertical blinds. new h&hts & charm1111 l1brary step laddtr to bult1n book case. Easy walk to Eastbluff Shoppu11 Ctr, poot, prk. schools. churches & tennis. Add to this a 1or1eous view of greenery & trees and you can't help but fall in love with thes beautiful home. $229.000 .. .., IHBMUDA DUNES) SPECTACULAR BERMUDA DUNES HOME. PREMIERE COUNTRY CLUB OF THE DESERT. ATTENTION GOLFERSI located on the 14th fairway of the prestigious Bermuda . Dunes Country Club w/sweepmg view of the entire 14th hole · rnclu 171 ft of fairway frontage This 7 .200 sq ft home 1s truly "One of A Kind". 5 br. 5Yt ba w/4 ftreplaces. family rm, formal dmmg rm, b1llard rm, gourmet kitchen. separate servants quarters. circular rose garden. pool, spa. 4 att garages. sec system + dual electronic gates. Complete furn available. Sl.500.000 I CORONA DEL MAR I ULTRA CHARM IN CORONA DEL MAR This stunning 3 br, 3i,, ba condo 1s only 2 mos young & a block walk to China Cove Ascend the oak staircase to the dramatic master suite w !Jacuw bath & view the ocean from your pnvate balcony. Custom Countryhfe wallpapers throughout and a gourmet kitchen equipped for beauty and eff1c1ency. Cooled by central air cond1tion- mg, unique feautres abound in this home that shows hke a model. A real prize ltsted at S550,000 LARGE LOT .. OLD CORONA DEL MAR · On soucht after 200 block and street laced with 50 yr old penes. Just one block to ocean! Build up or hve 1n this immaculate 3 t>ectroom home wt th f amity room plus earaee bonus room. Skyltpts. new roof and kitchen appltlnces. A must see for those seetune the ambtence of .. this special area. Asl1ng $735,000 I SAN CLEMENTE I SAN CLEMENTE'S "TAJ MAHAL" ENTERT AIMERS' DREAM · Situated on a hillside with a cammandmg view of the Pacific Ocean and city of San Clemente. this 5 bdrm custom home 1s for the person wanting something unique & spectacular Ora mat1c entry w/skyhghts, spanish tile floor. and a 17 ft Ko1 pond. surrounded by lush tropical plants and tall palrm ... Multi level w/c1rcular stairway overlooking the magnificent view through 2 story high windows Maid's quarters over garage and master bdrm has f treplace & separate office. A game rm 1s also included w/pool tcible & spa. The $495.000 first trust deed 1s assumable and owner may c.arry 2nd T D Call today for appt to see $599.500 (RENTALS ) CAMEO HIGHLANDS VIEW HOME 3 br family rm w/bullt·m BBQ, ms.de laundry Access to private beaches. $3.000/mo NEW NEWPORT BEACH CONDO · 2 br, 2 ba near PCH and Superior. Security bu11dmc. Cofft. pool & spa. 1 395 . BEAUTIFUL BLUFFS CONDO · Pnvate end untt. 3 br, I~ ba, .security system. 2 CJr aar, rreen bett and sunset views. .comm pool & spa. Avatl: 3/ l S2.200/mo ;,-------------RELOCATING 011 TRAN8FERRINQ·1-----....-· ___ J___,__......_ Retoutinc can bt "'Y llnftl ..., .... but Geot11 Ellins can .... 1t eas.. tor yoci. • Geortt E"* Rutty his bellt i.-. '*'* Md die ,.. IMMnes lor Oftf 60 1f.l"l. And to l'lelc> nen turtl'ler. Georce Elkins has JOtned with RUO, a nationwide networt of rulton • s,ec•n "' ......_ -tM tr.._ of ,.,_ Wt .. dwect JOI to 1 Ru1 Estllll Prdn1ioilll"' die.,. of ,o.r t*e. wtto wl discuss all ~r l)ttCfs 1n detlil. Go over community proftlts Provide you inforNtion Oft local scMots. entlrtlilNMnt, ....... -.......... Oft iMltest to yotl' • The Glorll EainS CcMnpinJ sn•• tM w.a 11 a co.rttsy tlD ow custOMtrS Just C.-our offices at (714) 7S9-9100 and m for °"' r.:;_cation St)eti*t -7 -9100 R E A L T 0 R s .. .. •• 1 .. HIE tlC-HWY 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS FBllUY 11. t• Tml OIDU NO.,._, TIIUSTU WI NO. f· 14'1-w.un.t LOANN0.1- NOTIC£ Of TIUITU'I SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNOER A OEEO Of TRUST DATED June 26th. 1987 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On February 23rd, 1989 1t 10:00 A .. M., Riviera Reconvey1nce Co., a California corporation, as the duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust, Reciorded In July 9, 1987 IS Documfnt no. 87-390585 Of Official Records in the office of the R~order of Oranae County, California, executed by: PETER L VISTAUNET and SHAREE V.W. VISTAUNET, husband and wife Will sell at public auction to the hlchest bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a sta.t~ or national bank, a check drawn by a state °' federal credit union or a check drawn by state or federal savings and loan association °' savings bank specified in section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state. (checks must be payable at the time of sale in lawful money of the United States of America) at In front of the tlalP(>les at the main entry area to Placentia Civic center, '01-411 East Chapman Avenue, Placentia, CA all ri&ht. titleaod interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated In said County, California. describin& the land therein: Lot 11 of Tract No. 7030, City of Newport Beach, as shown on a map recorded in Book 269, Paces 18 to 22, Inclusive of Miscellaneous Maps, in the office of the County Records of said county. The street addre$s and other common designation. if any, of the real propertY described above is purported to be: 1970 Port E~ard Place, Newport Beach, California 92660 The undersianed Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common deslrnation, if any, shown herein. Said -sate will be made. bur-Without covenant Of' warranty. exptHS or implied, recarding title, possession. or encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption secured by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, e1Cpenses and advances at the time of the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is $193,298.08 The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale. and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersi,ned caused said Notice of Default and Election ro Sell to be recorded in the county where the reaJ propertY is located. Dated: January 23, 1989 212,2/9,2/16 Riviera Reconveyance Co 1307 South Euchd, Anaheim, Ca 92802 P.O. Bo• 8336, Anaheim , Ca ~2812 By: Shir1ey Folkerts 714 956·7710 213 860-3952 1954 Fl'9 No. 4723-01 NOTICE Of ftUSTll'S SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED December 2, 1983 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Stan· Shaw Cotpor1tion, a Cafifomia corporation, as duly appo.nted Trustee under the foUowins described Deed of Trust. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTlON TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, or as set forth in Section 2924 of the C1V1I Code, all riaht, title and interest conveyed to and now held under said Deed of Trust 1n the property hereinafter descrtbed. TRUSTOR· Republic Warranty Corporation. a California corporation BENEFICIARY: Martha J. Malcomb, a married woman, as her sole and sep1rate property Recorded December 8, 1983 as Instr. No. 83·559720, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Oranee County; SAID Deed Of Trust decribes the following property Lot 49, Tract 9261, as shown on a Map recorded in Book 380, pages 32·35 inclusive of Miscellaneous Maps, m the office of the County Recorder of said county Non exclusive easements over the common area and for the purposes as such easements are reserved for the benefit of or granted to owners as set forth 1n the Declaratron of Covenants cond1trons and restrictions recorded on September 14, 1976 in book 11887, page 301 of Offlcral Records of Orange County, Cahforn1a and l?l' that certain upplementaryOectaral1on ofCOvenaats Cond1teon!> dnd Restrictions ret.orded October 27. 1976. 1n boolo. 11935 paae SOS of said Official Records MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS 2008 Yacht Resolute Newport Beach, CA 92660 .. (If a stre t address or common designation 1s shown above, no warranty is a1ven as to its completeness or correctness " The benef1c1ary under said ~of Trust, by reason of breach of default In the obltgations secured thereby, heretofore executed and dehvertd to the unders1&ned ' written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and written notice of breach and of election to cause the unders1aned to Hll said property to satisfy said obllpt1ons, and there1fter the unders11ned caused said notice of breach and of election to be recorded Octobf>r 13, 1988 as Instr No .88-524620 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Ot1n1e County Said Ale will be made, but without CO'lenant or warranty, upreu or 1mpl1ed, reaard1n1 title, possession, or encumbrances, to ~Y the rema1n1na principal sum of the obfiptions s.cured by said Deed of Trust, weth rnter t n Mid note prcwided, adve""5, if •"Y. under the terms of Slid o.td ot Trust.'-'· chafles and eapenMS Of the TNltet and of the Trum c'9Med bY said Deed of Trust Seid .... wtll be hetd on February 23, l 989. 11.00 AM 8t tfle 17th sttMt iillrwa Of Stan·Shaw COre>orateon. 1510 [. 17th ser..t. ~ H. s.nta Ana, catiforma. TMtcaf ~olthe~ betenceof tn.obhptjon **"9d ~Mid pr~IO'bt totd, kJllfher with 1nw111. .... c:ftlilll. lftd IMATlD costs. e•penses, and ...................... $212.21907 Dllld:,...,., 24. 1• STM-94AW COll'ORATIOH • ulO Tru.- 1570 [. 11th sere... ._H S.... AM, CA 92101 (714) 542·511 l Ir. T.a.llni 1'11lllrnt Iii ::J NOTICI Oii T1IUITIE'l IAU ..... ,,.,... YOU ARE IN OEFAULT UNDER A 0££0 Of TRUST OATEO JANUARY 26, 1988. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PAOTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANATtON Of THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On MARCH 3, 1989, at 11:30 A.M., LINCOLN TITLE COMPANY, a Califomia corp0ration as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded FE a 1, 1988, as instr. No. 88·044867. of Official Records, eitecuted by: ROBERT BLAKE, an unmarried man as trustor(s), In the office of the County Recorder of ORANGE County, State of California, WIU SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (~yable at time of sale in lawful money of the United States) at: THE MAIN NORTH ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA all riaht. title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: PARCEL 1: Unit No. 10, located on Lot 1 of Tract No. 8094, in the City of Newport Beach, County of Oranp, State of California, as shown on a map recorded in Book 316. Paae(s) 31 and 32 of miscellaneous maps, records of Or1n1e County, California, and as shown on the Declaration and Condominium Plan recorded April 13, 1973 as Instrument No. 13388 in Book 10644, Pa1e 462 of Official Records of Oranae County (The "Condominium Plan"). and amendments thereto recorded in Book 11552, Paae 516 a·nd in Book li552, Page 516 and in Book 11552, Paae 526. both of Official RecMds. PARCEL2: An undivided 1/18 interest in lot 1 of Tract No. 8094, as shown on a map recorded in Book 316, Pages 31 and 32 of m iscellaneou& maps, records of Oranae County, California, shown and defined as C0111mon--aTea-on the above referred to Declaration and Condominium Plan. Excepting therefrom exclusive easements over the "Restricted Common Area" (as the same are shown and defined in said Declaration and Condominium Plan as amended) for the uses and purposes set forth in said Declaraton and Condominium Plan. PARCEL3: Exclusive easements appurtenant to the unit described above. for use and occupancy of the restricted common areas shown and defined in the ab<we referred to Declaration and Condominium Plan as areas 1ltoc.ted for exclusive use by the a.ner of the unit described above, beina: Patio C 10; Balcony B 10: and Pa"'in1 Space P 10. PARCEL4: Non-exclusive easements for accMs, inaress and earess, use and enjoyment of the common area shown and defined In the above referred to Declaration and Condominium Plan. Exceptina therefrom those portions of the common area shown 1nd defined as restricted common area in said Declaration and Condominium Plan. The street address and other common deslanatlon, If any, of the real property described above is purported lo be: 633 LIDO PARK DRIVE, UNIT A·l , NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA The undersicned Trustee disclaims any liability for any Incorrectness of the street address and other common desianation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or w.rr1nty, express or implied, ,......ins titte, popession, or encumbrances. to JMY the rematnin1 principal sum of the note(s) secured by s.ld Deed of Trust, with interest thereoo. as pnMded in said note(s), advances, if any. under the terms of said Deed of Trust fees, Charin and expense$ of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. for the amount reasonabfy estimated to be: $134,551.80 The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and deliveted to the undersianed • written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and 1 written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersianed caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real property is located Date: JANUARV 30, 1989 LINCOLN TITLE COMPANY, as said Trustee By LESLIE LEGGITT, TRUSTEE SALE OFFICER, Auth orized Signature, 5744 SAN FERNANDO ROAD. GLEN DALE. CA 91202, (818) 247·2917 219 2116 2/23 SPS794 1 l 1979 ~ ... I s .. NIUC NOTlCl • Con11ld1t1 d ~ of Condldon ol "IANI Of NEWPOllT' of NEWPOttl' BUCH, <MtAME Oountr1 w Oonteldc 2 ..._ ........ IC ... deel el bulillell °"December 11. 1... ..... ~Ho. 1040 ASSETS Dollar Amounts in Thousands 1. Cash and due from banks .•..........•••.•...........•. · ... ··•· .17,105 2. Investment securities. (Mar1'et value $8,729) ................... · .. 8.956 3. Non·investrnent securities ..•................•..•••.... · . · · · · • • · · · 3, 120 4. Tr'ldina account securities ......••.•••••.........•.•••• · · · ·······.none 5. federal funds sold and securities purchased under acreements to resell in domestic offices ....•..••••••.•...•••.•...• 6,000 6. •· Loans, Total (excludin& unearned income) 161,128 b. Less: Allowance for pC>Ssit* loan losSM ............•...•. l ,•52 c. Loans. net ..................•.............................•. 159,677 7. Bank premises, F.F. & E. etc. (including $none capital lease) ........ 6,990 8. Real estate owned other than bank premises ....................... 2,.468 9. Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies ........•............................... none 10. Customer's liability to this bank on acceptances outstandin1 ........ none 11 . Other assets (includin& $none intan1ibles) ........................ 6,892 12. TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items 1thru11) ........................ 2 11,208 UABIUTIES 13. a. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .............. 185.900 (1) Total demand deposits ...........•................. 56,881 (2) Total time and-sevinp-depostts ................... 129,019 b. TOTALDEPOSJTS IN FOREIGN Of'flCES ....•.................... none c. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES (sum of items 13a & b) •............................ 185,900 14. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase in domestic offices ..................... 2.~ 15. Other liabilities for borrowed money, includlna • note balances of U.S. Treasury ..................................... 804 16. Mottap indebtedness (includin1 $none c1pital leases) .•..•........ none 17. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank . and ootstandlng ..............•..•.•...........•....•....•.......• none 18. Other liabihties ••.•..•...........•...........•.........•..•...... 5,887 19. TOTAL LIABILITIES (excludilll subordinated notes and debentures) ..•..................................... 195,391 20. Subordinated notes and debentures .............................• 1,200 SHAIEHOlDOS EQUITY 21. Preferred Stock .............. . a. No. shares outstanding Amount none 22. Common stock ..•............ a. No. shares authorized 25,000,000 b. No. shares outstanding 8,003,889 Amount 3,362 23. Surplus •.•••.............•....•.••....•....•............. 3,530 2•. TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL (sum of items 2 1, 22 & 23) ......•. 6,8~2 25. Retalnedeaminas .••.••....•.•.....•..••..•.•••...•.•..........•. 7,7 S 26. Reserve for oontincencles and other capital reserves • " .•.••.•..•...• none 27. TOTAL SHAREHOLOERS EQUllY (sum of items 24, 25 & 26) ...... l,,617 28. TOTAL UABILITtES ANO SHAREHOlDERS EQUITY ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY (sum of items l 9. 20 Ii 27) ••..... 21 1,208 Standby Letters of Credit •..•..•.••.•...•......••.....•....•.. 2,393 The unc:terscned RONALD L RODGERS, PRESIDENT and RICHARD P RlffiR, EXECUTlvE V.P. of fhe 1bcwe-named t>.nk, uch decllteS, for himself alone 1nd not for the other: I have personal knowtedae of the matters contained in this report Ind I befiew that each ~tement in said report is true. Each of the undersisnecf, for himself alone and not for tt)e other, certifies under penalty of perjury that the foreaoin1 1s true and correct. Executed on January 25, 1989 . .t NEWPORT BEACH, California Signed Ronald L. RQdaers, Richard P. Ritter. 2/9 f'U8UC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUllNUS NAME ITATtMENT The fol~n1 person is doi"a business as; A) PEl· ICAN HILL REAL ESTATE, B) PELICAN Hill REAL TY. C) PELICAN HILL ESTATES REALTY, O) PELICAN HILL ESTATES. 2732 E Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar. CA 92625 Mark S Cardelucc1, 455 Cabr1llo Terr, Corona del Mar CA 92625 Ihis. bu~ne# •s coA- ducted by an 1nd1v1dual The registrant com menced to transact bus1· n~ss under the f1ct1t1ous bus1neu names hsted 1bove on 1125/89 Signed Mark Cardelucc1 This statement wa.s filed with the-C.ounty Cler" of Oran1e County on Jan 30, \989. F406250 212 2/9 2116 2123 1953 PUBUC NOTICE flCTITM>UI IUllNfSS NAME ITATIMlNl The tollowina person is do1n1 bus1neu IS. MU· TUAL ASSEiS NO S. 15 CorPOt1te Plaia. Suite 120, Newport Beech. CA 92660 John W. f'rtnks, 15 Cor· p0r1te Plaza, Suite 120, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Th11 business 11 con· dueled bv • ~al part· netst11p The re11str1nt com- menced to trans.ct busi· ~ ness under the fictitious Mineo name hsted •bcMt on-NIA Sianed. John w. Fr9nkt This staeement wn ftled with the County Ctefk of Or.,.. ~ on Jan 30, 1-. f406HG ... 212 2/9 2116 2123 1951 PU9UC HOTICI f1CTIT10UI.,...... NAME ITATIMENT The followina persom are doina business H : INTER· ACTIONAL PERSPECTIVES, 1300 Bristol North, New· port Beach, CA 92660 Stephen Curtis Boyd, 218 'A' Roycroft. Lona8each. CA 90803. Sally Cornyn-Boyd, 218 'A' Roycroft, Lona &ac.h, CA 90803 Gloria McM1lla1n, 3524 E 15th St . long Beach CA 90804 This business 1s con d1K'ed by co· partners The reg1str1nt com· menced to transact busi· ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name hsted above on 12·20·88 S1aM<1. Ste phen 8oyd ;,: The f11tn1 of this state· ment does not of It.self IU• thonze tl'le use 1n this state of a f1ct1tious bustness name in 111olat1on of the nahts of another under fed· eral, state, or common law 1 (see Section l «OO State Et Seq., Business and Profes,. sionsCode) lh1s statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranre County on Dec 22. 1988 f 402220 212 2/9 2/ 16 2123 1952 K-49"4 PUeUC NOTICI NOTICI OF AM.ICATIOH TO llU ALCOMOUc llVllMU 2·289 To Whom It ~ Concern SOlTZ, Jaf'M5 R. Is ap. l>IY'nt to the~ Of AtcohotlC e.w.,... Control to ..... alcohok .......... M2901 W C09ll Hwy, 11rtti a. Ne~ llectt t2'6l ..... "54. ()n.S. o.n..t (llolQl~I) 219 ·- 1978 PU-..C NOTICE ITATUllNT Of AMNDONMPn Of USl Of F1CTTTIOUI IUllNUI NAiii The followin1 persons have at>.ndoned the use of the fictitious business name. ATLANTIC UMOU· SINE, 3700 Newport 8Wd . Newport Beach, CA 92663 The fictiltous business name referred to above was filed in Orange County on l / 23/89 Donald Le~ Be~. Jr . 24351 Kurt Court. Moreno Valley, CA 92388 Jerry A Thomas. 6131 Homestead. Riverside CA 92650 This bus1Mss was C:Pfl ducted by 1 1eneral part· nersh1p .. S11ned. Donald Lee Beck, Jr. Thts statement was Med with the County Clerk of Oranre County on Feb. J . 1989 2/9 2/16 2123 3/2 1983 N8l.IC HOTICl FtCTfTIOUl IUllNESS NAME STATtMlNT The follow1n1 person " dotnl business IS BROK MONBERG AR CHITECTS, 250 Newpon Center Drive, Newport Bch, 92663 Brok C Monber1. 127 l/2 •2nd StrMt. Newpot1 Beach, 92663 Th11 bu1iness is con· ducted by an 1nd1v1du1I S4aned Brok c MOn~ The re1i1tr1nt com· menc:9d to tntnted bUSi • ""' under the fictitious bUMMll Nlme hsad abcMt on l/1189. Th-. aut1 m.nt WM filed with the CoUnty Ca.tk of Or.,.. Couney on feb 3, lMI. F40106l • 219 2116 2123 1/2 1914. .. r PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUstNUS NAME STA1EMENT The followins persons are doine business as B & c FLOORING, 24095 Holly Oak #F, Lasuna Hills, CA 92656. Kevin Van Brummelen, 24095 Holly Oak, Laguna Hills, CA 92656 Oarran Campbell, 26705 Rio Aliso, Eltoro, CA 92630 This business is con ducted by a general part· nersh1p The registrant com- menced to transact bus1 n~ss under the f1ct1t1ous business name listed above on l ·23-89 Signed Kevin Brummelen This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Jan 30, 1989. F406252 212 219 2116 2123 1949 l-45IOI PU-..C NOTICE NOTICI OF APPt.JCATION FOil CtlANQl '" OWNDIHIPOF ALCOHOUC 11VDAGE UCQIK 1-26-89 To Whom tt Maiy Concern: ORANGE GRANDE HOTEL INCORPORATED, NEWPORT GRANDE HOTEL INCORPORATED are apply· inc to the Department of Alcohotic 8ewraae Control to sell ak:ohof"tc beYeraces at 4500 M.c:Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach 92660 with "47" ON SALE GENERAL PUBLIC EATING PLACE license(s) 2/9 1989 PUBUC NOTICE f1C'TITIOUI ........ NAME ITATDIENT The totlowinc per50n5 are doina business as; EN PAO· VENCE, 3653 E. Coast Hilh- wrJ, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Robert Lawrence Watson, 330 ll Driftwood Cl, San Juan Capistrano. CA 92675 Dun Cart Bntdshaw, Salt Lake City, UT 84109, 3592 0race Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84109. This business is con- ducted by 1 aeneral part- nership. The recistrant com- menced to transact bus•· ness under the t1ct1t1ous business name bsted above on 1-4·89. stcned: Robert L Watson. The fihnc of this state- ment does not of itself IU· thom:e the use In this state of 1 fictitious business name m violation of the richts of another under fed. enl, state CK common law (see Secbon 14400 Et Seq . Business and Professions Code.) This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orante County on Jan 12. 1989 F404266 219 2116 2123 312 1974 PU-..C NOTICE f1C t II IOUl IUllNUS NAiil llATOIENT The fofloWinc persons are dotna business as: KOPY KWIC~. 5781 Roters Drive. Hunttnaton Beach, CA 92649 • Wiiham Joseph Stokes. 5781 Roprs Or , Huntina· ton Bffch. CA 92649. Barbara Jean Stokes, 5781 Roters Or . Hunt•na· ton 8"Ch. CA 92649 This business 1s con· ducted by husband and wtfe. The re11strant com· menced to transact busi· nns under the fictitious busjneu '*"9 llltad above on l·l-89 Slir'9d WtlNm J.9'aMa ...... J~ This ... """' ... Ned ..... .... County Ctettt o( 0.... ~ on ftb. 3, =-· llll/lll/2J 312 t• s PU8UC NOTICE FlCT1'110US BUSINESS NAM£ STATEMENT The followina person is doing business as CHANCO, INC., 2915 Red· hill Avenue, Suite #BlOl Costa Mesa, CA 92626. • Blanc De Chine, Inc., Call· fomia, 2848 Alta Vista Dr .• Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a corporation The Registrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name hsted above on Feb. 1. 1989. (Signed) Peter C.S. Chan Blanc De Chine1 Inc President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 3, 1989. File No. F-407050 219, 2/16, 2123, 312 19n PUBUC NOTIC£ F1CTIT10US 8UstNESS NAME STATDIENl' The followln1 person is doina business as (A) TAN- ENBAUM ASSOCIATES (B) THE INSTITUTE FOR COM· PASSIONATE UNDER· STANDING, 410 W. Coast Hwy #333, Newport Beach CA92663. ' Joe Tanenbaum, 410 W. Coast Hwy, #333. Newport Beach, CA 92663. Janet Lynn Wienecke. 410 w. Coast Hwy, #333, Newpoft Beach, Ca 92663. This business is con· ducted by copartners. The Rqistrant com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 6/1987. (Sianed) Joe Tannenbauum This statement was filed with tt. County Clerk of Orance County on Feb. 3 1989. • File No. F-407048 219, 2/16. 2123, . 3/2 1982 PUalC NOTICE ..... nct1nOUSWHS NW ITATIMENT The f0Howi:11 pet\ot'l is doinc business IS COM· MANDER ~SOCIATES. 4343 Von Karman AYenue. ~ewpof't Beach, Ca 92660 Donald M. Koll as trustee of the Koll F1mily Trust. U.O.T. December 14, 1976. 4343 Von l<arman Avenue. NewPOtt Beach, California 92660. Pelan Land Company, a California limited partner· ship, 4343 Von Karman Avenue, Newport Beach. Callfomia 92660. This business is con· ducted by a ~I part- nership. The Recistrant com· menced to tranwt busi· neu under the fictitious business name listed above on July 1. 1988. (S.aned_} Donald M. Koll Trustee of the Koll Family Trust U.O T December 14. 1 6 This 1led with the Cou lerk of Oranae County on Jan. 30. 1989. File No. F-406222 2/9, 2116. 2/23. 3/2 1985 PUklC NOTIC£ 1-45149 nctmOUI IUllMSS NMlllTA~ the foflowinc person is dome business IS SANO· PEBBLE APPARTMENTS, 369 San M11uel Drive. #385. Newport Beach, Ca 92660 • Newport Pac1f1c L1m1ted, 18, a Cahfomia hm1ted part nersh1p, 369 San M11uel Drive, #385, Ne•port Beach, CahfCKnia 92660 This business 1s con ducted by a Jimlted partner· ship. The Re11str1nt com· menced to transallci bus1 ness under the fictitious bu$;ness name listed above on October 14, l 9M. ~) Clartw Feitbtother This ......,....,. ... ftted wtth .... County C*1l of Or..-~ on Jen 30, 1•. . Fii No. F-406355 219, 2116. 2/23. 312 1• PUBUC NOTIC£ K-49147 FICTITIOUS 8UstNESS NAME STATtMENT The followina person is doing business as COVE CREEK LIMITED PARTNER· SHIP, 1303 Avocado Street, Suite 260. Newport Beach, Ca92660. Alword Investment Prop- erties. Inc. Calif0<nia, 1303 Avocado Street. Suite 260, Newport Beach. California 92660 This business is con- ducted by a limited partner· ship. The Re11strant com· menced to transact bus•· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 12120/88. I (Signed) Alword Investment Properties. Inc. Charles B. Alword, President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranp County on Jan. 30. 1989. file No. F-406215 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 1987 • 1 K-42910 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATtMENT THE FOLLOWING PER· SONS ARE DOING BUSI· NESS AS· COAST PER· SONAL INJURY LAW CENTER, 4040 MacArthur Blvd.. Ste 320, Newport Beach, Cahfom1a 92660 ZEMAN & SONNEN· SCHEIN, 4040 MacArthur Blvd.. Ste. 320, Newport Beach, California 92660 • This business is con ducted by a general part· nership The registrant com menced to transact bus•· ness under the fict1t1ous business name CK names listed above on 9/1/88. Signed: Larry S Zeman This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Sep 20. 1988. F392339 9/29, 10/6, 10/13. 10/20and 12/8, 12/15, 12/22. 12/29 1835 • ' • • • • Do you have names for people you don't understand? _, .. Crazy. Lunatic. Crackpot. Psycho. Nuts. Slurs like t~ hide our fear of mental ill~ Advertisements hawking ~nsane prices" and •midnight madness sales"' ~ly reflect our scorn. Derogatory language does something else~ too. It tee~ ~ from seeing mental illness for what it really is: a dist~ing medical~. . . . A disease that afflicts over 35 million Americans. But the stigma of mental illness keeps most of those afflicted from seeking help. Which is tragic. Because today there~ more hope than ever. Medical science understands more about the dynamics of mental ill~ and has discovered new drup and better therapies to treat it. In fact. today. 2 out of 3 people who get help go on to lead produetivc u~. For an informati\!C bookiet about mentaJ ii~ contact the American Mental Health Fund . l«un to~ IM .tictMss. American Mm'll Health fugl l!O. .. ,,,. • r· ~JI(.,, 9'111t..,.... /-80 -4;JJ .. jJIJ:JI ... • • • ·. . · A MEMBER OF THE SEARS ANANaAL. NETWORK LIST WITH THE BEST! - The Newport Beach Office Ha" Over · s23 ·Million in · Sales in· January ~ct the best~ CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 CONDOMINIUMS ••mn 111L• LOVELY 2 BR 1 BA UPPER PL.AN 5 IN EXCEL- LENT CONDITION. LOVELY LOCATION ON STREAM. SUPERB PRJCE FOR FAST SALE. WOODIRI06E • I 149.900 OUTSTANDING 1 BR +SPIRAL STAIRS TO LOFT. A TIRACTIVE NEUTRAL DECOR, SHUT- TERS, FAN: CUSTOM OAK WALL UNIT. GREAT LOC. NEAR POOL & SPA, SHOPS. · BA YRIDSE 1269.500 LOVELY 2 BR "C2" UNIT. IN EXCEL COND. GOOD INTERIOR LOC. CLOSE TO POOL. PRICED WELL BELOW LAST SALE OF SAME FLOOR PLAN. GAEA T BUY! NEWPORT CREST 1219.000 LIVE NEAR THE BEACH! VIEW OF THE OCEAN TOO! IMMACULATE TOWNHOME WITH 3 BR & 3 BA NICELY UPGRADED & DECORA TEO. TRI LEVEL READY TO MOVE.· ll11ffl 1111.• FABULOUS CONDO IN WIDE GREENBELT. 1- STORY END UNIT. HIGH BEAM CEILINGS, · LOTS OF WINDOWS FOR BRIGHT & CHEERY FEELING. LARGE BRICK WRAP-AROUND PATIO. BLUFF'S BEST 1-STORY LOCATION. ll.UFR 1417,• BEST NO. BLUFFS LOCATION W/ELEVATED VIEW! 3 BR/2 BA/SINGLE LEVEL -EATING AREA IN KIT. A/C. MAINTAINED TO, PERFEC- TION. CLOSE TO COMM. POOL UIO .... GORGEOUS, SOPHISTICATED BA YFRONT PENTHOUSE W/CONTEMP FLAIR. SPACIOU$ . ROOMS HAVE PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE BAY. OCEAN + MTNS. IEA Ill.• 1111.111 CATALINA & NIGHT LGTS FROM THIS BEAU- TIFUL UPPER 2 BA. 2.5 BA. TOWNHOME. llEACHED KITCHEN CABINETS, SUBZERO ~ AEFAIG., MARBl.E FLOORS. NEW LIGHT & BRIGHT. ' Mllll •llE 1111.111 GORGEOUS 4 BR 3l'. BA. HOME. M......aL.E FLOONNG, OAK PANELING, CUSTOM WALL I WINDOW COVERINGS. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED CORNEA LOCATION. A MUST 8EEI . BAYFRONTS COWll llLAIO 12.200.•0 THE AURA OF QUALITY & CHARM ABOUNDS IN THIS FLOWING HOME. 3 BR LG. BONUS ROOM WI BAL & SERVICE AREA. FORMAL DR BOUNDED BY 196' OF PRIME WATERFRONT ON THIS VERY PRIVATE ISLAND. SHUFFLE- BOARD, PATIO AREAS, DOCK ADD TO THE BEST OF NEWPORT LIVING. LINDA ISLE $2.690,000 SPECTACULAR, CONTEMPORARY, REMOD- ELED, BA YFRONT, EUROPEAN KITCHEN, 4 BR 51h BA, TURNING BASIN, VIEW, LARGE SLIP +SOUTH PATIO. ' IAYFROIT . " IZ.150.• TRUE JEWEL ON THE BAY, THIS EXCEP- TIONAL 7 BR HOME IS LOCATED ON 80' -FRONTAGE. FORMAL DR. BREAKFAST+ FR. 4 CAR GARAGE. W/ELEVATOR, BASEMENT + BOATSUP. GREEN LAWN ARE A FEW OF THE AMENITIES IAYllOIEI 11.!ll.• PICTURE WINDOWS OVERLOOK NEWPORT BAY & CITY LIGHTS. 60 FT BAY FRONT AGE. DOCK FOR 2 LARGE YACHTS. LARGE POOL QUALITY HOME. UIU lllE 11.1•.••• EXQUISITE BA YFRONT HOME WITH A PIER AND SUP FOR A YACHT OF 100 FEETI IDEALLY SITUATED FOR PPIVACY AND OOHT IN .A GA TED COMPOUND. BY APPT. IAYllllEI ll,7M.• FABULOUS ONE-OF-A-KIND BAYFRONT W/ GRASSY LAWN. HUGE TREE, OVERSIZED DECK. 3 SUPS. CHARMING 110LD NEWPORr' ON 1 ¥. BAYSHORE LOTS. U. IAYt•IT 14 ..... SPECTACULAR LOCATION 85' PRIME FRON- TAGE ON TIP OF UDO. SPECTACULAR HOME. 4 BR, 7 IA. EXQUISITE DECOR. SPECTACULAR YACHT FACILITIES EOA A SMALL FLOTILLA. SPECTACULAR PRICE-POOL INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE. ( HOMES IRVllE 1237 ,&DI GREAT SINGLE .FAMILY 3 BR. 2 BA STARTER HOME. PERFECT FOR A YOUNG FAMILY OR COUPLE. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND SHOP- PING. IMMACULATE AND READY TO MOVE IN. EASTBLUFF S499,521 EXECUTIVE POOL HOME. TOTALLY CUSTOM- IZED. 2 BR 4 BA MBA HAS 2 BAT-HS. HUGE FAMILY ROOM WITH BAR & FP. FAMILY KITCHEN, FRENCH DOORS. ENTERTAINERS DELIGHT. NEWPORT HEIGHTS S549.500 CHARMING 3 BR CUSTOM HOME ON PRIVATE TREE LINED ST. USE OF WOOD Ft:OORS, BRASS FIXTURES, FRENCH DOORS, LR'G. MASTER SUITE W/FIREPLACE. FORMAL DR, LUSH LANDSCAPING W I POND. HARBOR VIEW HOMES 1599.500 5 BR 0 SOMERSET"! BEAUTIFUL -UP-GRADES- GORGEOUS GARDENS. THIS HOME IS INVIT - ING AS WELL AS EXCITING! IRVllE TERRACE ·· 1111.• A MOST DESIREABLE 3 BR HOME LOCATED ON ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER STREETS IN THE AREA. ALL NEWLY DECO- RATED, LOOKS ALMOST BRAND NEW. THE CURB APPEAL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. • PEllllUlA IHI.• ROOM FOR ALL THE FAMILY. SUPERB BEACH HOME FILLED WITH LIGHT & CHARM. 5 BR ~ DEN DINING RM. BEST SWIMMING IN N.B. PERFECT CENTRAL OCEANFRONT LOCA- TIONI sn1wa 1121.• FABULOUS 6 BO. 2~ BA, FR. ENORMOUS FORMAL ON RM. POOL. SPA & 3 CAR GARAGE. LOVELY VIEW OF CANYON & HILLS. SHOWS LIKE A MODEL HOME. .. . DOVU &•El 1711,• MARVELOUS VIEW HOME. COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZED & VERY PRIVATE. COURTYARD POOL. WINI! ROOM, DEN W /BUil T-INS. FOR- MAL DINING ROOM. 2 BR 3 BA. WORKSHOP. BEAUTIFUL QUALITY. IEWPllT IElllTI UH.• FRONT ROW KINGS RD. WITH PANORAMIC HARBOR VIEWS REMODELED WITH LUXUR- IOUS MASTER SUITE, 3 FIREPLACES HAND- PAINTED TILE IN DREAM KITCHEN. IAYl•U -.- FABULOUS FAMILY HOME. 2 STORY CAPE COD. 5 BR 3 BA, VERY OPEN FLOOR PLAN, BERBER CARPET. IDEAL SUNNY LOCATION. THIS ONE WON'T l:AST LONG. • cam1 12.111.• LARGE CONTEMPORARY HOME W/MULTl- PLES OF AMENITIES. GRACIOUS LMNG AT ITS BEST. EXPANSIVE, LOCATION ON FAIR- WAY GIVES VARIETY OF GLORIOUS VIEWS. ~